Samsill Vintage Leather 3 Ring Binder, Leather Organizer, Planner, 1.5 Inch, Letter Size 8.5 x 11, No Zipper, Black

Very good quality for the money and snap action of the 3-rings does not feel cheap.

I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase of the Vintage Hardback Leather 1.5 Inch 3 Ring Binder! This binder exceeded all my expectations in terms of quality, design, and functionality.First and foremost, the packaging was excellent. It arrived in pristine condition with no rips, tears, or damage of any kind. The careful packaging ensured that the binder was protected during transit, which I greatly appreciate.The faux brown leather has a beautiful, vintage look that gives the binder a classic and sophisticated appearance. It feels sturdy and well-made, with a hardback cover that provides excellent protection for my documents. The 1.5-inch rings are perfect for holding a substantial amount of paper, making it ideal for my needs.One of the best features is its functionality. The rings open and close smoothly, and they hold the pages securely without any slipping. The letter size is perfect for 8.5 x 11 inch documents, and the binder lays flat when open, making it easy to write and organize my papers.Overall, this Vintage Hardback Leather 3 Ring Binder is an exceptional product. It combines style, durability, and practicality in one elegant package. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality binder with a touch of vintage charm. A definite five-star product!

Great binder that looks like a book. I don’t like the basic plastic color ones so this one will blend perfectly on my bookshelf.

The feel is quite leather like, the look is smooth and professional, and the mechanism is firm enough to hold many sheets and is likely to hold up well.

I am pleased with the Samsill faux letter binders. I had to purchase to replace Vienrose binders which were shoddy cardboard craftsmanship The Samsill binders seem to be much better. I am in the process of making ancestry albums and looks, strength are important.

Nicely made.

I ordered this binder to use for my D&D notes. I initially used a leather journal, but found that I often had printouts and loose leaf notes I wanted to put into my collection. However, the only binders available locally are the cheapo plastic Avery ones (not to knock on Avery, but they aren't my personal choice), so I took to Amazon.The best thing about this binder is, of course, the aesthetic of it. I'm pretty sure the exterior isn't real leather, but it still feels nice and fancy. It smells very faintly, to the point where it's pleasant and not overpowering. Dimensions-wise, the binder perfectly holds my letter-sized page protectors ,and 3-hole-punched cardstock. I'm sure A4 pages could fit in this, too!I currently have around 75 pages (maybe more) of sheet protectors, plus around 20 sheets of cardstock, in the binder. Of course, there's still some space left, but I probably won't need a ton more.The clasps on the rings aren't the fanciest out there (I sometimes have to try a little bit more than normal to close them), but for the price point and the cool appearance overall I have no qualms. The two interior pockets (one at the front, one at the back) are big enough to hold a small notepad, or more than several extra sheets of paper. I also like to clip my pens and stuff to the exterior of the binder and it works pretty well since the cover is nice and sturdy!TL;DR: Totally worth it if you want an old-feel binder that doesn't cost as much as one of those genuine leather padfolios! Highly recommended.

I have used this every week, for 6 years and it still looks and works great!

I gave this as a gift to my son for his birthday & he loved it.It was exactly what he wantedSo a thumbs up for tis great productThank youSincerelyMrs. Julie Ceniccola

La uso diario para la universidad y me gusta mucho por su capacidad de hojas y calidad ya tengo 1 año con ella y los anillos no se han dañado

Beautiful binder

Feels well made and looks professional IMO.

Really nice feel and colour, was a little confused on how to open the rings but got there eventually - might have missed it, but some directions either in the description or with the binder would be handy, but not necessary. Was planning to monogram, but haven't had the chance yet