Writing notebook Clairefontaine 961772C, 96 sheets, 90 g/m², softcover, patterned

Clairefontaine 961772C is a writing notebook with 96 sheets of smooth 90 g/m² paper and a softcover finished in a patterned colour design. The paper weight and surface treatment make it suitable for handwriting with fountain pens, roller pens and ballpoint pens while reducing show-through and bleed. The compact, lightweight format is intended for everyday note-taking, schoolwork and office use, offering a reliable, portable option for written records and journaling.

Advantages

The 90 g/m² Clairefontaine paper provides a smooth, consistent writing surface that minimises feathering and ink bleed, especially with fountain pens and liquid inks. With 96 pages in a softcover format, the notebook remains flexible and easy to carry while protecting pages from folds. Patterned cover colouring improves visual identification and adds a discreet aesthetic without affecting usability. Pages are well-aligned and suitable for both quick notes and longer written entries.

Suitable for

• Handwritten notes and journaling
• School assignments and class notes
• Office meeting minutes and to-do lists
• Sketching simple diagrams and planning

Key specifications

• Paper weight: 90 g/m²
• Number of sheets: 96
• Cover type: softcover with patterned coloration
• Suitable writing instruments: fountain pens, roller pens, ballpoint pens
• Paper surface: smooth, low feathering
• Format: portable notebook size for everyday carry

How to use

Open the softcover and write directly on the smooth 90 g/m² pages using your preferred pen. To preserve the appearance of the cover, store the notebook flat or in a protective sleeve when carried in a bag. Use the ruled or plain pages as needed for notes, lists, drafts or journaling. For archival or long-term storage, keep filled notebooks in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent paper yellowing.

Usage recommendations

Choose ink types and nib sizes appropriate for 90 g/m² paper to optimise drying time and reduce the risk of slight show-through. For double-sided use, test your pen on a spare page to ensure satisfactory performance before writing across both sides.