Southworth Linen Resume 100% Recycled 8.5" x 11" Multipurpose Paper, 32 Lbs., 100 Brightness (RD18BCFLN)
About this product
This 32 lb. fine stationery has a rich linen paper texture and distinctive crispness that set it apart from ordinary printer paper or copy paper. These papers are lignin and acid-free, feature a watermark, have matching envelopes available, and are copier, inkjet, and laser printer-compatible. You can trust high-end Southworth Resume Paper to help your résumé, cover letter or thank you letter make a great impression.
- 8 1/2" x 11"
- 32 lb.
- Blue
- 8.5" x 11" for standard printing
- 32 lb. premium paper for impressive double-sided printing and copying
- Blue premium 100 percent cotton paper in linen finish for polished documents and projects
- Ideal for multi-purpose use
- 100 sheets per box for daily use
- Acid and lignin-free paper to resist yellowing and disintegration
- Watermarked, signifying fine quality and distinction, and date-coded to protect the document from fraud
- Compatible with copiers, inkjet, and laser printers
- Manufactured in the USA
- The only brand of resume paper endorsed by The National Resume Writer's Association.
- Please note that packaging may vary
Why Cotton Paper?
The stationery you use makes an impression and sends a message before the first word is read. With Southworth's line of sophisticated cotton paper, you can see and feel the quality. Though the production process has changed little over the years since the company was founded in 1839, Southworth's paper is compatible with the latest printing technology, so you can use it with the machine of your choice to consistently create first-rate documents. Cotton enhances inks - both black and color - brilliantly, so you're left with vivid, crisp pages. Since it is acid free paper, it resists yellowing and fading. Your printed words will stand the test of time.
Make Your Words Last.
Cotton is one of the strongest and most durable natural fibers around, and paper manufactured from cotton fiber lasts longer than paper made from wood pulp. Southworth has been perfecting the art since 1839, making them an expert in the field.