Notebook INTERDRUK A5 60 sheets, 90 g/m² lined paper, Academy Pastel

INTERDRUK A5 notebook with 60 sheets of 90 g/m² lined paper in the Academy Pastel design. The compact A5 format offers a practical balance between portability and writing space, suitable for notes, classwork and everyday planning. Heavier 90 g/m² paper reduces ink show-through and improves writing comfort with various pens and pencils. The ruled layout and simple binding support organised note-taking and quick reference.

Advantages

The heavier 90 g/m² paper minimises bleed-through and ghosting compared with standard lightweight pages, making it suitable for fountain pens, gel pens and markers with moderate ink flow. The A5 size is easy to carry in backpacks, bags or underarm for classes and meetings, while 60 sheets provide a durable notebook for short-term projects and daily use. The Academy Pastel design offers a neutral, professional look that fits school, office and personal stationery needs.

Suitable for

• School lessons and student notes
• Meeting minutes and office note-taking
• Personal journals and planners
• Homework, assignments and study summaries
• Everyday lists, sketches and quick drafts

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (portable, approx. 148 x 210 mm)
• Number of sheets: 60
• Paper weight: 90 g/m² for reduced show-through
• Rule type: lined (ruled) layout for structured writing
• Cover design: Academy Pastel
• Binding: simple stitched or glued binding for flat opening

How to use

Open the notebook to the desired page and use pens, pencils or markers compatible with 90 g/m² paper. Write along the ruled lines to keep notes organised, and tear out sheets gently if single-page removal is required. Store the notebook flat or upright in a bag or on a shelf to preserve the binding and cover. For longer-term archiving, transfer important notes to a binder or digital format.

Usage recommendations

For best results, allow ink to dry briefly before stacking pages to avoid smudging. Use medium-flow pens or fine-tip markers to reduce the risk of bleed-through even further. Keep the notebook in a dry environment to maintain paper quality and binding integrity.