Business Source 32953 Invisible Tape 3/4"x1000" 12/Pack
- Stationery Adhesive…
- White
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A set of 42 vintage-style washi tape rolls in brown stripe patterns for scrapbooking and journaling
This Bomichi set supplies 42 rolls of decorative washi tape in a brown stripe colourway. The tapes are made from premium washi paper that tears cleanly by hand and can be repositioned without leaving residue. They arrive in a retro-style box suited to gifting or storage.
Creative hobbyists who enjoy layering patterns across journals, scrapbooks, planners and gift wrap will find the range useful. Buyers who need a single solid colour, a specific width outside the .39 in to .78 in range, or adhesive strength for heavy-duty mounting should look at something else.
The defining specification is the quantity: 42 individual rolls packaged together. This volume supports extended projects, classroom sharing or long-term personal use without reordering.
Measured against everything we stock in Office, Masking & Packing Tape, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Bomichi |
| Product type | Washi Tape |
| Product color | Brown stripes |
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