Key Facts
- 96 sheets, 192 pages — 80GSM ivory ruled paper with a date field
- Spine penholder — keeps the included click ballpoint pen with the journal
- Color-matched ribbon bookmark — marks your place without a separate accessory
- Faux leatherette soft cover — thermo PU over a flexible soft-bound build
- Bulk divider packaging — journals arrive separated for easy handout
Description
The Seminar Soft-Cover Journal is a soft-bound faux leatherette notebook built around 80GSM ivory ruled paper. Its 96 sheets give 192 pages with a date field at the top of each, and a color-matched ribbon bookmark keeps the current page easy to find.
A penholder on the spine carries the included color-matched click ballpoint pen, which writes in black ink and has a silver clip. The thermo PU cover keeps the journal flexible enough to open flat in hand, and the journals ship in bulk with a divider for straightforward sorting.
Specifications
| Brand | Ariel |
|---|---|
| Material | Thermo PU, PVC, paper |
| Dimensions | 6.125" D x 0.5" W x 8.375" H |
| Weight | 0.64 lb |
| Pages / sheets | 96 sheets (192 pages), 80GSM ivory ruled paper |
| Binding / closure | Soft-bound faux leatherette cover with spine penholder and ribbon bookmark |
| Packaging | Bulk (divider) |
| Origin | Imported, decorated in USA |
Decoration & Imprint
4 methods
Your mark is placed on either side of the journal cover. Foil Stamp presses a reflective metallic mark into the surface, Pad Print lays down a thin opaque spot-color layer that conforms to the cover, Screen Print pushes crisp opaque ink through a mesh stencil, and Deboss presses an ink-free recessed impression you can feel. For artwork with fine lines and small text, Pad Print holds detail best; for bold shapes and simple lettering, Screen Print or Foil Stamp suit solid coverage, while Deboss carries branding through a tonal, tactile impression rather than color.
Foil StampPMSone-time setup $75.00 · Full color
Foil stamping (hot stamping) presses a thin metallic foil onto the surface with a heated metal die, bonding it where the die makes contact and leaving a shallow pressed-in impression. The mark reads as a single reflective metallic tone: it throws light at some angles and darkens to an outline of itself at others, giving the logo depth against the base. Solid shapes and bold lettering hold cleanly; very fine lines and small text can soften as the foil seats under pressure.
Pad PrintPMS1 color/location included · one-time setup $60.00 · Up to 3 colors
Pad printing (tampography) transfers ink from a silicone pad onto the item, flexing into curves, angles, and recessed areas flat application can't follow. The result is a thin, nearly flush ink layer with well-defined edges — each color prints as an opaque spot-ink solid, holding evenly on contoured or darker surfaces; cured ink resists everyday wear.
Screen PrintPMS1 color/location included · one-time setup $60.00 · Up to 1 color
Screen printing presses ink through a fine mesh stencil, laying down each color as a separate pass. Each color lays down as its own premixed spot ink, printing solid and consistent across the run. The applied mark is flat and opaque, sitting on top of the material with crisp edges; on heavy coverage, you can feel a slight raised texture where ink builds up. The cured ink is durable and holds up to repeated handling and washing.
Debossone-time setup $75.00
Debossing presses your design into the material with a heated die, displacing the surface to leave a recessed impression below the surrounding plane. No ink, no added color. The mark is the substrate itself — a tonal, shadowed shape that catches light along its pressed edges and gives tactile depth under a fingertip. On grained leatherette the recess burnishes slightly darker; bold logos and simple type carry well, while intricate detail rounds and loses definition.
Production & Delivery
5 business days production
- Free digital proof — within 24 hours. After we receive your artwork, we will e-mail you the proof. Production time begins after your approval. We allow up to two proof edits at no additional charge.
- Production: 5 business days after proof approval. Production time is for the default single-location, one-color imprint. It may increase for multiple imprint locations, additional colors, and large product quantities. Add 24 hours for your free digital proof.
- FedEx Shipping: Transit time depends on the shipping option and destination. Enter your ZIP code below for estimated arrival dates and shipping prices.
Arrival dates are shown at checkout.
Questions & Answers
Ask about sizing, imprinting or turnaround
- What is the minimum order quantity?
- The minimum order is 50 pieces with Screen Print.
- How much does it cost per unit?
- Pricing falls with quantity: 50–249 pieces $7.48 each, 250–499 pieces $7.22 each, 500–999 pieces $6.98 each, 1,000–1,999 pieces $6.65 each, 2,000–5,000 pieces $6.35 each. Prices are per unit, imprint included — one-time setup charged separately.
- Is there a setup charge?
- Yes — a one-time setup charge of $60.00 per order. The imprint itself is included in the unit price.
- How long does production take?
- Production takes 5 business days after proof approval; a free digital proof is e-mailed within 24 hours of receiving artwork.
- What decoration methods are available?
- Foil Stamp (one-time setup $75.00 · Full color); Pad Print (1 color/location included · one-time setup $60.00 · Up to 3 colors); Screen Print (1 color/location included · one-time setup $60.00 · Up to 1 color); Deboss (one-time setup $75.00).
- Can I get a sample first?
- Yes — request a free sample at https://www.promotionpros.com/samplerequest/225795.
From our decoration and product guides
- What does foil stamping look like?
- Foil stamping presses a thin metallic foil onto the surface with a heated die, bonding it where the die makes contact and leaving a shallow pressed-in impression. The mark reads as a single reflective metallic tone that throws light at some angles and darkens to an outline of itself at others, giving the logo depth against the base. More about Foil Stamp →
- Can foil stamping print multiple colors or fine detail?
- Foil stamping applies one solid metallic tone per stamp, so it suits clean logos and bold typographic marks where a reflective finish matters more than exact color. Gradients, very small text and hairline detail can fill in or soften as the foil seats under die pressure. For printed brand colors or full-color artwork choose screen print or a full-color process. More about Foil Stamp →
- What is pad printing and what does it look like?
- Pad printing (tampography) transfers ink from a silicone pad onto the item, so the pad flexes into curves, angles and recessed areas that a flat application cannot follow. The result is a thin, nearly flush ink layer with well-defined edges. Each color prints as an opaque spot-ink solid that holds evenly on contoured or darker surfaces, and the cured ink resists everyday wear. More about Pad Printed →
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SKU: AIM0002079IN STOCK
SKU: AIM0002079
Seminar Soft-Cover Journal with Pen, 96 Sheets
Starting AtWas $6.80 Now $6.35each, imprint included — one-time setup charged separately
A practical handout for conferences, client welcome kits, desk drops, and mailers.
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