Handmade in Jaipur, India · 100% cotton rag
8.5x11" Handmade 100% Cotton Printer Paper
Letter-size sheets of upcycled 100% cotton with deckled edges, 90 gsm, for printing invitations, menus and resumes, or for watercolor, sketching and writing. Ivory Off-White.
A warm ivory off-white
Our bestseller · Pack of 100 sheets · 8.5 × 11 in, deckle edge
- Size
- 8.5 × 11 in (US letter), with deckled edges
- Weight
- 90 gsm
- Color
- Ivory Off-White
- Packs
- 100 or 25 sheets
- Paper
- 100% cotton rag, upcycled from the trimmings of garment manufacturing
- Printers
- Laser printers and many inkjet printers; load one sheet at a time
- Made in
- Jaipur, India, a papermaking center for over 500 years
Great For Printed Invitations & Craft Projects
8.5x11 Inch Handmade Printer Paper Like No Other
Compatible with laser printers and many inkjet printers. The deckle (rough) edges provide that beautiful vintage touch. Imagine your project produced or printed on this luxurious and special paper. For best results, we recommend loading one sheet at a time to the printer.
- Tree-Free Paper
- Naturally acid free and made from 100% Cotton.
- Soft Cotton Feel
- Cotton fibers give every sheet a soft, fabric-like feel and gently deckled edges.
- Upcycled
- Made from cotton trimmings left over from garment manufacturing.
Off-White 8.5x11" Cotton Printer Paper
100 Sheets or 25
Honoring a centuries-old tradition of papermaking in India. Make your project personal with handmade paper.
100 Sheets
8.5x11" 90GSM Ivory Off-White
Create something beautiful printing at home with a laser or inkjet printer.
25 Sheets
8.5x11" 90GSM Ivory Off-White
Perfect for wedding invitations and thank you notes benefiting from a natural touch with a beautiful ivory/off-white color.
Paper Like No Other
How Our Cotton Paper Is Made
Feel the difference of 100% cotton paper, made from recycled cotton clippings and surplus from nearby garment factories.
1
From clippings to pulp
The clippings are cleaned and cut into fine fibers. When combined with water, a pulp is formed.
2
Formed by hand, hung to dry
The pulp is then carefully spread by hand across boxed screens, causing the fibers to interlock, forming an exceptionally strong and cohesive paper. The individual sheets are pressed together to expel the water and then hung to dry individually.
3
Pressed smooth, texture kept
Once dry, the paper sheets are rolled by hand through giant rollers of the calender machine where the natural bumps associated with handmade paper are gently smoothed. The cold press process creates a premium paper that still retains a beautiful texture and “tooth.”
Printing on cotton paper
Which printer?
Laser printers and many inkjet printers. For best results, load one sheet at a time and print a test sheet first.
What is it good for?
Invitations, menus, resumes, book binding and writing stationery; watercolor, mixed media, sketching and handwriting.
How does it feel?
Soft and fabric-like, with a subtle cold-press texture and deckled edges on every sheet.
Need something thicker? See the 5×7 cotton card stock, 200 gsm.
More about this paper
Handmade in India
8.5x11 Inch Up-Cycled 100% Cotton Handmade Printer Paper
Create stunning prints, art projects, and more with 100% cotton, 8.5x11 inch printer paper with deckled edges. 90 GSM weight makes it great for printing vintage invitations, menus, resumes, or for watercolor, mixed media, sketching, or handwriting.
Made with tree-free, upcycled materials: surplus trimmings from new cotton garment manufacturing are taken and separated into very fine fibers in water. The wet fibers are spread across boxed screens, forming a tough, naturally acid-free and archival 100% cotton-rag paper from recycled cotton surplus.
The cold press process creates a premium paper that still retains a beautiful subtle texture.
The Palace of the Winds, Jaipur
The Pink City
Proudly made in Jaipur, India, the paper supports local artisans. Known as the Pink City, Jaipur is a cultural hub for the handmade paper industry and is renowned for its beautiful pink buildings and awe-inspiring pink palace, the Palace of the Winds. For over 500 years, paper has been hand produced in this region.
Thank you for supporting this time-honored tradition!