Samsill BioBinder 1.5-Inch 3 Ring Plant-Based View Binder, Made In USA, USDA Certified Biobased, Customizable Nonstick Cover & Spine - 200-225 Sheet Capacity, Letter Size (4-Pack, Fashion Assortment)

Samsill's three ring binders make indispensable home, office, and school supplies. While many binders are available, our 3 ring binder offers the economical paper storage and organizational value you've been searching for. This important document binder features a clear overlay along the front, back, and spine, allowing you to customize your presentations, projects, and more. A non-stick polypropylene and chipboard cover adds durability and effectively prevents the transfer of ink or lifting of copy when materials are inserted into the cover or placed inside the binder. 3 1.5-inch binder rings with double boosters hold up to 325 8.5 x 11 inch sheets with ease. The rings allow pages to lay flat while also preventing document wear and tear. 2 clear interior pockets provide additional storage with enough space for notes, photos, business cards, or full-size pages. Get crafty with our ring binders and create a baseball card binder, portfolio binder, recipe binder, trading card binder, savings binder, etc. The possibilities are endless!

• 1.5-Inch Ring Binder: Made of durable polypropylene and chipboard, our three ring binder is ideal for light daily use at home, school, and the office
• Easy Customization: Ring binder features a clear overlay with a non-glare finish; our 3 ring binders allow for complete customization – perfect for organization and presentations
• Archival Safe: Made of PVC-free, non-stick polypropylene, our 1 1/2-inch 3 ring binder will not transfer ink or lift copy from materials inserted into the cover or placed inside
• Professional Look: Designed to impress during presentations and look great on a shelf, our colorful binders feature back-lid-mounted round binder rings for a rivetless spine
• Why Samsill: We have been manufacturing quality USA-made binders for school, work, and home in Fort Worth, Texas, since 1953 using domestic and imported materials