Rhodia Webnotebook Webbies - Lined 96 sheets - 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 - Orange cover
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Rhodia Webnotebook Webbies - Lined 96 sheets - 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 - Orange cover
- PREMIUM PAPER - 90g smooth ivory sheets. Acid-free, pH neutral. French-milled. Great for fountain pens. Ink won't bleed or feather. PEFC-certified and sourced from sustainable forests.
- EXPERTLY CONSTRUCTED - Italian faux leather hardcover, glued spine, rounded corners.
- HIGHLY FUNCTIONAL - Includes inner pocket, ribbon page marker, and elastic closure to keep pages secure.
With their distinctive cover and modern look, the Rhodia Webnotebooks are the best choice for discerning fountain pen users looking for an everyday journal, notebook, or sketchbook. Each Webbie features 96 sheets of 90g ivory Clairefontaine paper, an orange ribbon marker, an elastic closure, and an inner pocket. Available in orange, black, and silver.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will fountain pen ink bleed through these pages?
No. The 90g smooth ivory Clairefontaine paper is specifically designed for fountain pens—ink won't bleed or feather through the sheets.
What kind of paper is in this notebook?
90g smooth ivory Clairefontaine paper that's acid-free and pH neutral. The sheets are French-milled and PEFC-certified from sustainable forests.
Is the cover durable?
Yes. The hardcover is made from Italian faux leather with a glued spine and rounded corners for durability and everyday use.
How many pages does it have?
96 sheets (192 pages) of lined paper in a 3½ × 5½ inch compact size.
What features help keep the notebook organized?
It includes an orange ribbon page marker for quick navigation, an elastic closure to keep pages secure, and an inner pocket for storing loose items.
Can I use watercolors or markers in this notebook?
While the paper is excellent for fountain pens and calligraphy, the 90g weight is standard notebook paper—it's not designed for wet media like watercolors or heavy marker use, which may cause some show-through.
