Notebooks

Harvard Recycled Notebook

Code128691

Made almost entirely from recycled materials, this stylish notebook features an RCS-certified recycled PU cover with a modern textured design. The inner pages are made from GRS-certified recycled lined paper perfect for lists, notes or keeping track of everyday plans. Enhanced with practical details including a ribbon bookmark, elastic closure band, and pen loop, it ensures your notes stay organised and accessible wherever you go. Features: - Medium-sized notebook (approximately A5) made from recycled materials - RCS certified recycled PU cover with modern textured detail - GRS certified recycled paper - 80 leaves (160 pages) of 70gsm natural lined - Ribbon bookmark - Matching ribbon bookmark, elastic closure band and pen loop - Optional belly band available at an additional cost

This product belongs in the Notebooks range. Construction uses recycled PU. Visually, it reads as modern, with a professional mood. Common use cases include office, note-taking, and planning. It is a natural match for staff onboarding and client gift. It is aimed at students, professionals, and adults. Made from recycled materials and certified by RCS and GRS. Available in Black and Stone. Available from 50 units, starting at $5.98 each. Bulk pricing quantity breaks are set at 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000, and 2500 units. Several decoration methods are listed for this product: Debossing, Digital Print, Foil Stamp, Pad Print, and Screen Print. Debossing: Pressed indentations create an engraved-look finish — a cheaper alternative to letterpress, eye-catching on leather and paper. Digital Print: Full-colour CMYK print on flat substrates like paper, vinyl, and magnets. Ideal for complex images, gradients, and variable data. Foil Stamp: Metallic gold, silver, or copper foil bonded onto the surface with heat. High perceived value, no plates needed. Pad Print: Silicone pad transfers ink from an etched plate onto curved or uneven surfaces. The most popular branding method for promo merch. Screen Print: Ink pushed through a fine mesh screen onto flat products. Large print areas, vibrant colours — the classic method for apparel.