Writing notebook Oxford 100104241 A4 Red, 90 g/m², matte finish

Oxford 100104241 A4 Red writing notebook features a red monochromatic polypropylene cover with a matte finish and 90 g/m² paper designed for everyday writing and note-taking. The pages offer good opacity and durability, reducing show-through and providing a stable surface for pens, pencils and gel inks. White front and back end sheets help protect privacy and enhance the cover appearance. This A4 notebook is part of the Office My Colours range that combines vivid colours with practical construction for extended use in study, office and meeting environments.

Advantages

The matt polypropylene cover resists wear and keeps the notebook looking neat during daily use while the 90 g/m² paper provides improved opacity and reduced ink bleed compared with lighter-weight sheets. The monochromatic red design offers a clear visual identity for quick identification among other materials. Sturdy binding and white end sheets contribute to page protection and note confidentiality.

Suitable for

• Students taking lecture notes and working on assignments
• Office professionals documenting meetings and project notes
• Everyday journaling, planning and list-making
• Sketching with pencils and light ink work

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Paper weight: 90 g/m²
• Cover: matte polypropylene, red monochromatic
• Paper colour: white
• End sheets: white front and back
• Binding: secure spine binding suitable for frequent use

How to use

Use the notebook for structured note-taking, meeting minutes, study summaries and daily to‑do lists. Write with ballpoint pens, gel pens, pencils or fine liners; the 90 g/m² paper reduces show-through and supports legible handwriting. Store the notebook flat or upright on a shelf to protect the cover and pages. For long-term organisation, assign a colour or label to the red cover to identify subject or project.

Usage recommendations

To maintain paper quality and prevent edge wear, avoid leaving the notebook exposed to moisture or direct sunlight for extended periods. For heavy ink coverage or markers, test on the last page to check for feathering; for archival notes, consider photocopying or digitising important pages.