Photo album HAMA Sixties Circles 10x15 cm for 200 slip-in photos

HAMA Sixties Circles is a slip-in photo album designed to hold 200 standard 10×15 cm prints. The album features clear PVC pockets arranged on double-sided pages for quick insertion and removal of photos, keeping prints flat and protected from dust and fingerprints. Its compact format and durable cover make it suitable for home storage, travel keepsakes, or giving as a thoughtful gift.

Advantages

The album provides organized storage with individual pockets that prevent photos from shifting and allow easy viewing without handling prints directly. The clear pocket material offers visible display of both single- and double-sided layouts while protecting photos from moisture and surface abrasion. The compact size reduces shelf space requirements and the binding allows pages to lie reasonably flat for browsing.

Suitable for

• Storing family, travel, and event 10×15 cm photos
• Creating a compact photo archive for home or office
• Presenting printed photos as a gift or keepsake
• Organizing chronological or themed photo collections

Key specifications

• Photo format capacity: 10×15 cm (standard print size)
• Capacity: 200 slip-in photos
• Pocket type: clear slip-in PVC pockets on double-sided pages
• Page material: transparent protective sleeves with opaque backing pages
• Binding: stitched/spine-bound for lay-flat browsing
• Cover: hardwearing exterior for everyday handling
• Dimensions: compact format suitable for bookshelf or travel storage

How to use

Slide each 10×15 cm photo into a clear pocket with the image facing outward; ensure the print is fully inserted to prevent curling. Arrange photos in the order you prefer, using one photo per pocket or two photos per double-sided page according to your layout choice. To clean pockets, wipe the exterior surfaces with a soft, dry cloth and avoid solvent-based cleaners that can damage the PVC. Store the album upright or flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve print colors.

Usage recommendations

For long-term preservation, use photos printed on archival paper and avoid inserting wet or freshly developed prints. Keep the album away from extreme humidity and heat sources. When transporting the album, place it in a protective bag or case to prevent bending or surface abrasion.