Grafoplás | A4 Clear School Folder | Flexible Covers | 30 Polypropylene Liners | Elena Corredoira Design | Aliens Collection

• ✔ Folder of covers welded to the spine.
• ✔ A4 size Measurements: 313x231x20 mm.
• ✔ The covers of this portfolio are made of polypropylene and are flexible. Made in Spain.
• ✔ Contains 30 clear covers for your notes, tokens and notes.
• ✔ This design school folder is perfect for sorting your materials and ordering your documents.

This school folder of transparent covers belongs to the Aliens stationery collection, designed by Elena Corredoira, for Grafoplás. High Quality Sorter Folders This case binder is made in Spain. Its flexible covers are made of polypropylene, a plastic material that acts as a protector of the interior of this portfolio. You can wet the covers, they are waterproof. It has 30 transparent covers welded to the spine in which you can store school work, documents of different subjects and consult them easily. Organize, protect and consult your school documents Organize the documents of your different subjects in the way that is most comfortable and consult them easily thanks to the transparency of their linings. In addition, these covers made of polypropylene, prevent the deterioration of school work due to the passage of time, moisture or dust. This folder with covers is a perfect gift for schoolchildren and students. Aliens Design Collection by Elena Corredoira The fun school collection "Aliens" features a design that highlights the sympathetic phrase "Aliens believe in you" in letters of blue, white and pink colors against a background where we see the universe full of stars, comets and UFOs in white and black tones. Complete your school supplies with the rest of the stationery items in the collection: spiral case folders, spare folders, notebooks, ring binders, sorter, flap folders, school backpacks and three-compartment school cases. Main features Folder of 30 transparent cases Covers welded to the spine A4 size Measurements: 313x231 mm. Made in Spain Aliens Collection, by Elena Corredoira.