Stalogy - Japanese design at its best. They aim to raise the standard of stationery by removing whatever is unnecessary, leaving behind products so good, they should have already existed. "What should have been, is."
Sticky tabs don't seem like the most obvious thing to improve on. There isn't really too much wrong with them. A little tab of paper, lightly sticky at one end, to mark pages with. They work well enough. But Stalogy thought they could do better.
They're made from a type of film, not paper, making them stronger. A special surface treatment means you can still write on them, making them versatile. There's adhesive on a larger area of the back, which means they'll stay put better, while still using low-tack adhesive so they can be easily removed. Use them as page markers, or to add little notes without marking a book.
Each tab is 50mm long, 15mm wide. Pack contains 50 of each colour, 3 colours, a total of 150 tabs.
| Product Code: | SG67484 |
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Stalogy - Japanese design at its best. They aim to raise the standard of stationery by removing whatever is unnecessary, leaving behind products so good, they should have already existed. "What should have been, is."
Sticky tabs don't seem like the most obvious thing to improve on. There isn't really too much wrong with them. A little tab of paper, lightly sticky at one end, to mark pages with. They work well enough. But Stalogy thought they could do better.
They're made from a type of film, not paper, making them stronger. A special surface treatment means you can still write on them, making them versatile. There's adhesive on a larger area of the back, which means they'll stay put better, while still using low-tack adhesive so they can be easily removed. Use them as page markers, or to add little notes without marking a book.
Each tab is 50mm long, 15mm wide. Pack contains 50 of each colour, 3 colours, a total of 150 tabs.
| Product Code: | SG67484 |
|---|
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