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Zhejiang Delijia Stationery Co., Ltd. logo
Zhejiang Delijia Stationery Co., Ltd.
Taizhou, CN13 yrsCustom Manufacturer
#3 leading manufacturer in Notebooks & Writing Pads
≤11h
Response Time
≥100%
On-time dispatch rate
33%
Reorder rate
Minor customization
Drawing-based customization

Delijia Custom Van Gogh A5 Soft Cover Pu Leather Printed Grid Journal Notebooks Logo Thread Sewing Bound Gift 80gsm Ivory Paper

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Color

Blue
Green
Other
Yellow
Customized Colors

Pages

96 Pages

Size

130*178MM
Supplier’s customization ability
Minor customization
Drawing-based customization
Sample-based customization
Full customization

Key attributes

Binding

Thread Sewing

Cover Material

PU Leather

Type

Notebook

Usage

Gift

Model Number

D-1013

Brand Name

Delijia

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Key attributes

Binding
Thread Sewing
Cover Material
PU Leather
Type
Notebook
Usage
Gift
Model Number
D-1013
Brand Name
Delijia
Place of Origin
Zhejiang, China
Inner Pages
96 Sheets
Style
Printed
Product Name
Van Gogh Soft Cover Pu Leather Grid Journal Notebooks
Item No.
D-1013
Size
130*178MM
Inner Paper
80gsm Ivory Paper; 96 Sheets, 192 Pages
Cover Material
PU Leather
OEM&ODM
Available
MOQ
1000PCS
Sample Time
7-10 Days
Certificate
BSCI,FCS,SEDEX,PEFC,ISO9001
Lead Time
35-45 Days

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
17X20.8X4 cm
Single gross weight
1.5 kg

Lead time

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