Writing notebook Oxford 100103165 A5, 80 sheets, 90 g/m², Grey/Orange/Red

Oxford 100103165 A5 writing notebook contains 80 sheets of 90 g/m² paper and combines a Grey, Orange and Red cover for a compact and recognisable appearance. The A5 format and thread-sewn binding make the notebook easy to open and lay flat, while the heavier 90 g/m² paper reduces ink bleed-through and supports a variety of pens and pencils. It is designed for everyday note-taking, meeting minutes, study notes and personal journaling where portability and page durability are required.

Advantages

The 90 g/m² paper weight provides improved opacity and resistance to ink soak, making handwriting clearer on both sides of each page. A5 size ensures convenient portability for carrying in bags, briefcases or backpacks. The combination of a robust cover and secure binding maintains page alignment and protects sheets during frequent handling. The notebook’s layout and paper quality suit ballpoint pens, gel pens, fountain pens with standard nib sizes and graphite pencils.

Suitable for

• Note-taking in lectures and meetings
• Personal journaling and planning
• Workplace and office use for daily records
• Study notes and assignments

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (portable notebook size)
• Pages: 80 sheets
• Paper weight: 90 g/m² for reduced show-through
• Cover: Grey, Orange and Red colour combination
• Binding: thread-sewn or similarly durable binding for lay-flat use

How to use

Open the notebook flat on a desk to write across the full width of pages. Use standard pens and pencils for notes, sketches or lists; allow a moment for ink to dry on the heavier paper to reduce smudging. Turn pages carefully at the binding to preserve the thread-sewn structure and keep the cover closed when carrying the notebook to protect sheets from bending or damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results with pens that lay down heavy ink, test a small corner to confirm drying time and bleed resistance. Store the notebook in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve cover colour and paper integrity.