Exquisite Slim Leather Binder This 6-ring leather binder uses genuine Pueblo leather with a brushed texture that gives off the most dynamic aging of all leather types. The surface of the authentic Italian leather is deliberately buffed by craftsmen using a special gold scraper. Enjoy the rustic look of the leather paired with the gold back plating when it is new. As you handle the leather more frequently, the texture lies flat for a much more distinct luster and glossy appearance. The more you use it, the darker the color becomes. Unleash your creativity with ample writing space in Mini size. Pair it with Mini size Refill Memo Pads to expand the canvas for drawings, graphs, note-taking, or mind-maps. The characteristic of the leather retains oil well and will age and achieve a charming patina faster than other leathers. This ring leather binder will resonate with users who love the aging transformation of leather. The design of the leather binder allows the pages to lay flat and open to more than 180 degrees, so it is flexible and easy to use in any environment. The 11mm (0.4") rings hold just the necessary amount of pages that are most important to your project, and hardly get in the way of writing and use. Some people enjoy the contours of the leather against ring hardware as the leather becomes supple over time. However, we recommend using a Leather Ring Supporter if you want to slow down that effect. Details Genuine cowhide leather Choose from Black, Navy, Dark Brown, and Light Brown 6-hole ring mechanism with 11mm diameter (silver/gold) Backplate is matte gold Measures 5.5" × 3.9" | 140 x 100 mm Rings hold approximately 80 sheets of DP paper Made in Japan Note: The backplate is made of brass and plated with gold color. Plating may come off due to friction and will exhibit the natural oxidation and discoloration of the brass material. Please enjoy the natural aging of the brass characteristic alongside the leather. We recommend inserting no more than 80 pages of PLOTTER original DP refill paper to ensure the longevity and functionality of the hardware. WARNING: California’s Proposition 65
