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robert.harris
147
Nov 21, 2014
It's cheaper here ... http://www.utrechtart.com/Rhodia-Notepad-N-deg--18--Stapled--Extra-White-Lined-Paper--A4--8-3x11-7-in--MP-12709-008-i1009580.utrecht?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cse&utm_term=12709-1100&country=US&currency=USD&gclid=CjwKEAiA4rujBRDD7IG_wOPytXkSJACTMkga2GYxh8rsrqk3h8Qi_nvm6VMcsbk5p8rcGb0iGnw7SBoC_k7w_wcB
Although they seem to kill you on shipping. Sadly I'm not convinced that the savings here are worth having to buy 6 pads. I'll also freely admit that I'd be a lot more interested if there were blank or dot pads.
JonasHeineman
5987
Nov 21, 2014
robert.harrisHi @robert.harris,
I can definitely look into a drop for those standard Orange and Black notepads with Blank or Dot Grid paper, thanks for the suggestion.
The Ice was produced for Rhodia's 80th Anniversary as a special edition and is currently available in Blank or Ruled only. Here's a link to the product line associated with this drop: http://rhodiapads.com/collections_classic_ice.shtml
Behike54
18
Nov 22, 2014
JonasHeinemanGetting the # 18s with lined and dot pads in BLACK would be a barnburner. I used the lined for note taking and the dot pads for correspondence. Nice mix. Graph is important to some and I understand that, but the audience for lined and DOT is HUGE.
robert.harris
147
Nov 22, 2014
JonasHeinemanThanks for monitoring! I'm pretty familiar with Rhodia (and I certainly knew about the ICE edition). I just don't really care about the cover :)! Which is not to say I don't understand that some people do (and why shouldn't they!), just not something that's important to me. When I commented I didn't realise that the drop was as a result of an Ice poll.
EDIT: I'd also add that in large towns and cities (at least those with art stores), lined and graphed Rhodia pads are relatively available, and for me the savings (esp considering shipping etc), aren't really worth it (I'd like to support Masdrop's raison d'être, but it does have to make a bit of sense). Dot and blank pads however are MUCH harder to come by, so buying 6 is something I'm much more likely to consider.
vrillusions
56
Nov 22, 2014
Behike54(almost) THIS. I'd want smaller than 8.5x11, looks like the dotpads [1] have a 6 x 8 1/4. Although i guess that's part of the problem is everyone wants different sizes for different reasons :)
1: http://rhodiapads.com/collections_boutique_dotPad.shtml
JonasHeineman
5987
Nov 23, 2014
vrillusionsI really appreciate the comments from @vrillusions @robert.harris @Behike54, thanks!
Feedback like this helps to create drops that will appeal to the most members, which can be difficult with an item like this that's offered in a number of sizes, colors, and paper types.
Sometimes we're able to offer many options within a single drop, and sometimes the only way that we're able to offer the best price is by reducing the number of variables.
Keep watching the site for more styles of Rhodia products if this drop goes well, and thanks again for participating.
Behike54
18
Nov 24, 2014
robert.harristhose orange NBs are butt-ugly, IMHO. The white is a pleasant alternative and it's nice they choose the 80th annies as opposed to the orange. That said, I would buy as many # 18 dot-pads in black as I could afford.
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