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The basic paper is 80g/㎡, and the cotton paper is 75g/㎡. The basic MD PAPER of MD PAPER PRODUCTS has a basis weight of 80g/㎡. On the other hand, MD PAPER COTTON is a 75g/㎡ specification completed by blending 20% cotton pulp with MD paper.
This is a Smyth-sewn notebook bound by sewing the spines of 16-page folded paper bundles with thread. It opens completely flat at 180 degrees to the surface, allowing both pages to lie flat facing you. Taking MD Paper, which began in the 1960s, as the brand's starting point, it holds this paper.
180-degree lay-flat structure
The notebook opens completely flat at 180 degrees and lies flat on the surface.
Thread-stitched Smyth sewing
It uses a Smyth-sewn binding method in which the spines of 16-page folded paper bundles are stitched together with thread.
Paper that began in the 1960s
A single sheet of MD Paper, born in the 1960s, serves as the starting point of the brand.
On the outside, it is just a sheet of crisp paper, but the notebook inside is the thread-stitched body itself without a thick outer cover.
This is a fountain pen with a plastic body and an M-width steel nib. The grip section is made transparent so you can check the ink cartridge status and remaining level as you write. It is lightweight at approximately 15g and includes one black ink cartridge.
Transparent grip
Because the grip section is transparent, you can immediately check the ink cartridge connection status and the remaining ink level.
Steel nib and lightweight body
Equipped with a medium-width M size steel nib, it is made of a plastic body and weighs approximately 15g.
Black cartridge included
Composed of one pen body and one black ink cartridge, it can be assembled and used immediately after opening.
Flexible binding is a method of finishing by wrapping a soft cover around the book block stitched with thread instead of thick cardboard. Unlike general perfect binding, which hardens the paper spine only with glue, a thread-bound book moves flexibly at its folded sections, so it does not easily tear apart and opens wide.
