Fair Trade Handmade Small Plain Leather Photo Album Scrapbook 2nd Quality

Description

Product Description:
Features:
* Material: Leather & Recycled Paper
* Size: Small approx. 18 x 14.5cm
* 30 pages of handmade khadda paper, made from recycled cotton.
* Fair trade and Eco-friendly.
* Handmade.
* Brand New.
* A very beautiful gift for yourself or your friends.
* Great photo album, scrapbook and artbook.
More about our 2nd Quality Products –
These are brand new items, but they are slight SECONDS in terms of quality.
We are a Fair Trade company and part of our ethos is never to send anything back to our suppliers or withhold payment. Sometimes we receive leather items from our suppliers that are not quite up to our high standards.
Leather is a natural product and is not likely to be perfect. However, with these items there are some obvious but minor imperfections in the finish of the albums. This may be an odd mark or scrape or other discolouration. We think this adds to the rugged and unique appeal of the items.
Because of these minor faults, the items are being sold at a VERY REDUCED PRICE. If, however, bearing this all in mind, you are not happy with the product once you have received it, you are more than welcome to send it back to us for a refund. Unfortunately, we cannot refund the return postage as it has been made clear that the items are seconds.
Please note the main images are general ones for illustration purposes only.
FAQ:
More About Us:
We are a Fair Trade company and regularly visit our suppliers to ensure the highest standards are met.
We pay our suppliers 50% upfront and send money to them whenever they need it and we never send anything back, even if it’s damaged. To incentivise the staff, we have a bonus system in place, and they can earn up to 5% of our total order value, which can equate to an extra month’s wages per year.
Where are your albums made?
These handmade, fair trade and eco-friendly leather covered journals are made by a small family business in Rajasthan, India.
How many pages does the albums come with and what is it made of?
These photo albums have 30 pages of khadda paper each interleaved with tissue paper. Khadda paper is made from recycled cotton that has been left over from the massive garment industry in India.
Only unbleached cotton is used so it is acid free. It is made by a charity in rural Rajasthan that promotes women’s education and their social standing in the rural villages.
How are the albums made?
The leather has been tanned by our suppliers and the albums have been crafted using a mixture of love, contemporary and traditional skills.
The pages have been bound by hand, so they are strong and perfect for travelling.
Each item is individual, leather is a natural product and can have slight imperfections, we feel this adds to the individuality and makes each product unique.
What can I use the albums for?
This album is also perfect to use as a scrapbook, art book and the paper is great for water colour painting.
Photos can be added using photo corners, which are available in any good photography shop, spray mount or simple glue.
Anything else I should know?
Due to the fact that these products are individual, rustic and handmade, the colour and designs may slightly vary but loveliness comes as standard.
PLEASE NOTE:
We do not advise using a fountain pen with this type of handmade paper as the inky may spread.
When can I expect my delivery?
We aim to process and dispatch your delivery on the same day. Please allow up to 3 working days to receive this.
Leather is a natural product and is not likely to be perfect. However, with these items there are some obvious but minor imperfections in the finish of the albums. This may be an odd mark or scrape or other discolouration. We think this adds to the rugged and unique appeal of the items.  Because of these minor faults, the items are being sold at a VERY REDUCED PRICE. If, however, bearing this all in mind, you are not happy with the product once you have received it, you are more than welcome to send it back to us for a refund. Unfortunately, we cannot refund the return postage as it has been made clear that the items are seconds. We pay our suppliers 50% upfront and send money to them whenever they need it and we never send anything back, even if it’s damaged. To incentivise the staff, we