What is a Loose Leaf Notebook?

A loose-leaf notebook consists of a cover, a binder or roll, and paper, and is the most common stationery item in daily work and study. The biggest difference between it and a regular notebook is that a loose-leaf notebook is more flexible to use. The paper can be freely removed, replaced, and combined arbitrarily, which is convenient for users to organize their notebooks and can also be DIY according to their preferences.

The paper of a-leaf notebook is mainly writing paper, and high-quality cream-colored bond paper and white double-coated paper are often used. Such paper is smooth to write on, the eyesight, and is thick and durable. It is easy to tear off and is suitable for learning and office use, and can also be used for handwriting.

The of a loose-leaf notebook is punched on one side, and the corresponding size of loose-leaf paper is used according to the number of holes in the binder. Users who interested in DIY can also punch holes by themselves to meet their different needs.

Loose-leaf notebooks come in various sizes and specifications. The general sizes are A5, B, A4, B6, etc. Different sizes of loose-leaf notebooks can meet the needs of different types of users. Small loose-leaf notebooks can be carried in pockets used like notepads, and a page can be torn off and used at will. Loose-leaf notebooks also come in different styles and can be selected by customers.