Sugarcane Pulp Printer Paper 8.5"x11" (3 Reams / 1500 Sheets)

I bought this paper because of the color and the idea it is made from sugarcane pulp. I went ahead and bought the large parcel of it offered here. I have been using it enthusiastically to make little stitched journals and tiny folded books. I also use it when I’m experimenting with printing art using new printmaking methods such as gel plate printing. Currently It’s my go to paper for experimenting with those techniques. The color and strength are great. I’ll have it for a long time since I bought 1500 pieces of paper but I’m not complaining. Nice paper that seems to work for its intended use really well too. Versatile and cool looking paper.

Love this paper. It's cheap and has a lot of texture and color. It prints well in my inkjet printer with no bleed. Nice way to add vintage charm to your project.

I offer written in-person presentations in writing to my clients on a regular basis with them getting a copy. I have been using sugar cane pulp paper for about 5 years. Most clients think I am using very expensive paper and many comment on it (a few asked where they can get some). The color is more of a beige/tan. You'll notice the paper seems much more durable and harder to tear than the usual 20 pound bond wood-made paper. I think it prints better than wood-based. The price is a bit more than wood-based and I would say that is a negative and reason for 4 stars on value for the money. If you want to save a tree, fine. If you are looking for a quality print, good archival qualities and a visual presentation that stands out, this is a very good option for you. My printer has no issues with this paper.

Nice paper and love the color for my printer

I've been going through some paper taking some notes and journaling here and there, and needed something better than those cheap lined note pads for a fountain pen I like to use. Decided to try this based on some reviews and it's excellent with fountain pens. Worked fine with every ink I tried, a few different kinds of Noodlers, Pilot, Daytone and with all there was no bleed through no feathering and the blue/black inks work really well on this too. There's a lot of good color variation, since most of the ink sits on top of the paper and dries rather than soaks in. To me it feels wasteful to write on only one side, so minimal bleedthrough was important, and this paper is great at that. Even with a medium nib, had no issues. Leaving the nib in 1 spot letting the ink soak in for 5 seconds leaves a tiny dot on the other side. So it will soak in ink, but it takes a lot. It has a fair bit of feedback compared to the glossy smooth printer papers. But a fine nib still writes smoothly. I like the feel of writing on it. And I really like the natural tan color of it. It's standard 20lb weight paper, so it doesn't feel like you're writing on card stock. A 50 page stapled note pad is relatively thin and light. A stack of it went through my Canon All in one printer fine, to print lines on it. All in all it's, at least to me the perfect fountain pen paper. I only took off 1 star due to the high price. It's expensive compared to other sugar cane paper, and without bleaching they save on manufacturing it. But it's worth it I think.

Natural color and texture is nice. Gives a polished appearance to your printed products at a value price.

The greatest idea for tree-less paper. I'm in love!

I really liked this purchase. Good quality paper. Will purchase again.

Muy resistentes, un grosor excelente y de excelente calidad y un súper precio 👌 recomendado al 100%