Clairefontaine 1617C Pack Of 25 Plain Cards Format 15.8x22.2cm 210gsm Cream Colour Invitation Cards Events Correspondence Pollen Range Smooth Premium

Name: Clairefontaine 1617C Pack Of 25 Plain Cards Format 15.8x22.2cm 210gsm Cream Colour Invitation Cards Events Correspondence Pollen Range Smooth Premium
Brand: Clairefontaine
SKU: 1617C
Price: 6.32 GBP
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Clairefontaine Rhodia is a French company that offers very high quality correspondence and creative leisure products. Closer to your needs and requirements, our innovative and environmentally friendly products are at the service of your imagination and your creativity! Resistant and of incomparable quality, Pollen paper best meets all your creative needs and desires. Colourful and trendy, it finds its place in all circumstances: wedding, birth, birthday, correspondence… With an excellent flatness, the paper is smooth, compatible for writing and inkjet or laser printing. It can also be embossed (printed in relief), perforated, stamped, cut… to meet all your needs. The paper is made in France in our workshops in Etival-Clairefontaine in the Vosges, with unequalled know-how since 1880.