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Okiyo Minna Paper Stationery Set
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This Okiyo Minna Paper Stationery Set provides useful writing and organising supplies for any desk. Made from kraft paper, it includes a 100-page notepad, a 15cm wood ruler, and a paper ball pen with black ink. This collection is a practical Okiyo item.
This Okiyo Minna Paper Stationery Set is a practical item for general promotional use, providing useful tools for any desk. It offers a convenient collection of writing and organising supplies.
- The set, made from kraft paper, measures 21 (l) x 15 (w) x 2.3 (h) cm when closed, and 48.7 (l) x 15 (w) x 1 (h) cm when open.
- It includes a notepad with 100 lined pages (50 sheets) and a 15cm wood ruler.
- Writing tools consist of a paper ball pen with black German ink and two wood pencils.
- Also included are a wood and steel sharpener, a synthetic rubber eraser, and sticky notes with 25 per colour.
- The entire set weighs 0.314 kg and comes packaged in a natural kraft Okiyo gift box.
This stationery set is a good choice for branding with your company logo, making it suitable for various promotional activities.
Branded Office Stationery
This Okiyo Minna Paper Stationery Set provides useful writing and organising supplies for any desk. Made from kraft paper, it includes a 100-page notepad, a 15cm wood ruler, and a paper ball pen with black ink. This collection is a practical Okiyo item.
From R89.98 ex VAT
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