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A6 Diary Personalized Printed Paperback Journal Notebook Supplier
A6 Diary Personalized Printed Paperback Journal Notebook Supplier
A6 Diary Personalized Printed Paperback Journal Notebook Supplier
A6 Diary Personalized Printed Paperback Journal Notebook Supplier
A6 Diary Personalized Printed Paperback Journal Notebook Supplier

A6 Diary Personalized Printed Paperback Journal Notebook Supplier

Name: Journal Notebook
Material: Coated Paper
Finishing: Matte Lamination Cover
Color: CMYK
Size: A6/Custom
MOQ: 500 pcs
OEM service: Yes
Package: Bubble Bag + Strong Carton
Produt Details

Personalized Printing Foil Stamped Paperback Student Composition Notebook

Product details

Journal Size

Custom Design Your Own Pages

Section Stitching Binding

 

Product Name  Paperback Journal
Material Art Paper, Kraft Paper,Coated Paper, White or Grey Paper, Silver or Gold Card Paper, Special Paper Etc.
Binding Wire-O Binding, Spiral Binding, Hardcover Binding, Perfect Binding, Disc Bound Binding, Binder Binding and Others.
Certification ISO9001, SA8000, FSC
Design From Clients,OEM
Size A4, A5 or Custom
Printing CMYK or Pantone
Artwork Format AI, PDF, ID, PS, CDR
Finishing Gloss or Matt Lamination, Gold Foil Stamping, Emboss, Deboss and More

1. Cover Design
Cover Material: The paperback journal can have a matte or glossy finish, with options like soft-touch laminate for a luxurious feel. Textured paper (linen or leatherette) can also add to the aesthetic.
Size and Shape: Common journal sizes are 5" x 8", 6" x 9", or A5. A 5" x 7" or A6 could be ideal for portable, travel-friendly notebooks.

2. Paper Quality
Paper Weight: The weight of the paper should provide a smooth writing experience without being too thin. For journals, 70gsm to 100gsm is ideal. If you plan to use a heavier paper for durability, 120gsm might work.
Paper Finish: Choose between uncoated or cream-colored paper for a classic, vintage feel, or white paper for a brighter, more modern look. If you plan to use highlighters or heavy ink, smooth uncoated paper helps prevent bleed-through.
Acid-Free Paper: If your journals are meant to last, consider using acid-free paper to prevent yellowing over time.

3. Binding Method
Perfect Binding: This is the most common method for paperback books. The pages are glued together at the spine, which is ideal for a clean, professional look. It works well for a journal that will be handled frequently.
Saddle Stitch Binding: If you're aiming for a smaller or more compact journal, saddle stitching (stapling) can be a cost-effective option.
Spiral Binding: While not as typical for paperback books, spiral binding can offer a more flexible option if the journal needs to open fully flat.

4. Custom Features
Personalized Pages: You can offer customization within the pages as well, such as including the buyer’s name at the top of each page or as a header on the first page of each section.
Pockets or Envelopes: Some journals include a back pocket (for holding receipts or notes) or envelope for extra storage, which adds a functional, personalized touch.
Ribbons or Bookmarks: Adding a ribbon marker allows the journal owner to keep track of their spot easily. You can offer a variety of colors for the ribbon that matches the journal’s design.
Sticker Sheets or Inserts: Add a personalized touch with custom stickers, tabs, or inserts for bullet journaling, making the journal both functional and fun.

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