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Russel + Hazel

Signature Three-ring Binders

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Signature Three-ring Binders
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Why They're Good:

Forget about those plastic-wrapped binders you used back in school (if you can remember that far back) and trade-up to a more sophisticated style. Even decorate your workspace around them; they are available in 10 fashionable colors, and coordinate with the rest of their full line of office products.

Why They're Green:

Made of 100% post-consumer recycled content.

Where To Get Them:

www.russelandhazel.com | $24 ea.