Denim Notebook
Denim Notebook
Denim Notebook
Denim Notebook
Denim Notebook
Denim Notebook
Denim Notebook
Denim Notebook
Denim Notebook
Denim Notebook

Description

This medium-sized hard cover notebook has a stylish denim fabric finish and features a leather-look PU accent panel. The notebook has 80 leaves (160 pages) of 70gsm lined cream paper and has a matching bookmark ribbon and elastic pen loop. An optional paper belly band is available on request and can be branded in full colour.

Cover Type: Hard
Size: Medium
Page Colour: Cream
Page Edges: Rounded
Binding Method: Case
Leaves: 80
Page Weight: 70 gsm
Approx. Cover Thickness: 2.5mm
Page Design: Lined
Belly Band: Available for an additional charge
Country Of Origin: China

Loose packed

Dimensions:
H 210mm x W 140mm x 15mm

Denim Notebook

from $6.27

Min Qty: 100

SKU:
679314
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Dark Blue2150
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Last updated: 3 days ago

Decoration example for 1 Colour 1 Location Pad Print
Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.
Decoration example for 1 Colour 1 Location Pad Print

Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.

Advantages

  • Ideal for printing on curved or uneven products.
  • Prints sharp, clean images with detail as fine as 0.4mm, minimum text size is 5pt
  • Close PMS matches are possible on white or light-coloured products. Can print multiple solid colours.

Disadvantages

  • Unable to print variable data such as individual naming
  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
Decoration example for 2 Colour 1 Location Pad Print
Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.
Decoration example for 2 Colour 1 Location Pad Print

Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.

Advantages

  • Ideal for printing on curved or uneven products.
  • Prints sharp, clean images with detail as fine as 0.4mm, minimum text size is 5pt
  • Close PMS matches are possible on white or light-coloured products. Can print multiple solid colours.

Disadvantages

  • Unable to print variable data such as individual naming
  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
Decoration example for 3 Colour 1 Location Pad Print
Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.
Decoration example for 3 Colour 1 Location Pad Print

Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.

Advantages

  • Ideal for printing on curved or uneven products.
  • Prints sharp, clean images with detail as fine as 0.4mm, minimum text size is 5pt
  • Close PMS matches are possible on white or light-coloured products. Can print multiple solid colours.

Disadvantages

  • Unable to print variable data such as individual naming
  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
Decoration example for 1 Colour 2 Location Pad Print
Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.
Decoration example for 1 Colour 2 Location Pad Print

Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.

Advantages

  • Ideal for printing on curved or uneven products.
  • Prints sharp, clean images with detail as fine as 0.4mm, minimum text size is 5pt
  • Close PMS matches are possible on white or light-coloured products. Can print multiple solid colours.

Disadvantages

  • Unable to print variable data such as individual naming
  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
Decoration example for 2 Colour 2 Location Pad Print
Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.
Decoration example for 2 Colour 2 Location Pad Print

Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.

Advantages

  • Ideal for printing on curved or uneven products.
  • Prints sharp, clean images with detail as fine as 0.4mm, minimum text size is 5pt
  • Close PMS matches are possible on white or light-coloured products. Can print multiple solid colours.

Disadvantages

  • Unable to print variable data such as individual naming
  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
Decoration example for 3 Colour 2 Location Pad Print
Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.
Decoration example for 3 Colour 2 Location Pad Print

Pad printing is the process of using a silicone pad to pick up ink from a Cliche or Metal template, and transferring the ink to products with hard surfaces. This process is ideal for small decoration areas with high detail.

Advantages

  • Ideal for printing on curved or uneven products.
  • Prints sharp, clean images with detail as fine as 0.4mm, minimum text size is 5pt
  • Close PMS matches are possible on white or light-coloured products. Can print multiple solid colours.

Disadvantages

  • Unable to print variable data such as individual naming
  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
Decoration example for 1 Colour 1 Location Screen Print
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 1 Colour 1 Location Screen Print

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 2 Colour 1 Location Screen Print
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 2 Colour 1 Location Screen Print

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 3 Colour 1 Location Screen Print
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 3 Colour 1 Location Screen Print

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 1 Colour 2 Location Screen Print
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 1 Colour 2 Location Screen Print

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 2 Colour 2 Location Screen Print
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 2 Colour 2 Location Screen Print

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 3 Colour 2 Location Screen Print
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 3 Colour 2 Location Screen Print

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 1 Location Colourflex Transfer
Digital Transfers are a full-colour heat transfers that are pressed onto flat or fabric products.
Decoration example for 1 Location Colourflex Transfer

Digital Transfers are a full-colour heat transfers that are pressed onto flat or fabric products.

Advantages

  • Ideal for printing full-colour, complex images
  • Soft and flexible Digital Transfers are comfortable when printed on garments
  • Durable, flexible branding for apparel that is machine washable with a soft-touch matt finish.
  • Only one set up charge is required regardless of the number of print colours.

Disadvantages

  • Some colours cannot be reproduced including metallic and neon/fluorescent colours.
  • A thin, clear line of glue can sometimes be seen around the edges of the image.
Decoration example for 2 Location Colourflex Transfer
Digital Transfers are a full-colour heat transfers that are pressed onto flat or fabric products.
Decoration example for 2 Location Colourflex Transfer

Digital Transfers are a full-colour heat transfers that are pressed onto flat or fabric products.

Advantages

  • Ideal for printing full-colour, complex images
  • Soft and flexible Digital Transfers are comfortable when printed on garments
  • Durable, flexible branding for apparel that is machine washable with a soft-touch matt finish.
  • Only one set up charge is required regardless of the number of print colours.

Disadvantages

  • Some colours cannot be reproduced including metallic and neon/fluorescent colours.
  • A thin, clear line of glue can sometimes be seen around the edges of the image.
Decoration example for 1 Location Debossing
Debossing is the process of making an indentation of your design in a product, this is often done by pressing a heated metal plate firmly onto the surface.
Decoration example for 1 Location Debossing

Debossing is the process of making an indentation of your design in a product, this is often done by pressing a heated metal plate firmly onto the surface.

Advantages

  • The branding becomes part of the product and is permanent.
  • Additional heat can often be used to create a premium looking tone on tone finish
  • Foil Debossing can allow for metallic colour to be added to the deboss

Disadvantages

  • Unable to print in specific Pantones/PMS colours
Decoration example for 2 Location Debossing
Debossing is the process of making an indentation of your design in a product, this is often done by pressing a heated metal plate firmly onto the surface.
Decoration example for 2 Location Debossing

Debossing is the process of making an indentation of your design in a product, this is often done by pressing a heated metal plate firmly onto the surface.

Advantages

  • The branding becomes part of the product and is permanent.
  • Additional heat can often be used to create a premium looking tone on tone finish
  • Foil Debossing can allow for metallic colour to be added to the deboss

Disadvantages

  • Unable to print in specific Pantones/PMS colours
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Description

This medium-sized hard cover notebook has a stylish denim fabric finish and features a leather-look PU accent panel. The notebook has 80 leaves (160 pages) of 70gsm lined cream paper and has a matching bookmark ribbon and elastic pen loop. An optional paper belly band is available on request and can be branded in full colour.

Cover Type: Hard
Size: Medium
Page Colour: Cream
Page Edges: Rounded
Binding Method: Case
Leaves: 80
Page Weight: 70 gsm
Approx. Cover Thickness: 2.5mm
Page Design: Lined
Belly Band: Available for an additional charge
Country Of Origin: China

Loose packed

Dimensions:
H 210mm x W 140mm x 15mm