"NUUN" is a "cloth" sticky note that allows you to customise your planner or notebook to your liking. Not only are they durable and reusable, thick and easy to grip, but they also offer a sophisticated feel that's different from traditional paper or film materials, making them a natural complement to planners and notebooks with cloth or leather covers.
Choose from Marks (9 sheets in 3 colours, 30x 10 mm) or Tabs (9 sheets in 3 colours, 15 x 20 mm).
This product features a strong adhesive. Please peel gently. Also, avoid using them on important, old, valuable, or borrowed books (such as library books). The
urethane adhesive used tends to leave a residue. Depending on the paper quality and the amount of time spent, the residue may be noticeable.
Fabric sticky notes that let you enjoy the texture and feel of the material
The sophisticated feel of NUUN's fabric material complements leather and fabric-covered diaries and notebooks perfectly.
You can enjoy a different experience to traditional paper or film-based sticky notes.
Durable and can be used repeatedly for a long time
These sticky notes are made of cloth, which is more durable and tear-resistant than paper or film. They also use adhesive that retains its stickiness even after repeated sticking and peeling, so they can be used for longer than regular sticky notes.
Two types to choose from, depending on the usage scene
Available in two types: "Mark" and "Tab." "Mark" is easy to use as a bookmark on the pages of your planner or notebook, while "Tab" is the perfect size for an index. You can choose the type that best suits your needs and where you want to stick it.
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This product is a "strong adhesive sticky note." It has stronger adhesive power than regular sticky notes. Please peel it off gently. Also, please avoid using it on important books or borrowed books (such as library books).
- The urethane adhesive used tends to leave glue marks, which may become more noticeable depending on the type of paper and the amount of time that has passed.
- Please keep out of reach of infants and young children, as there is a risk of accidental ingestion.
