75% cotton 25% linen paper,75gsm inkjet printing paper,8.5"x11" white color resume paper,100 sheets with invisible UV fiber (75gsm, White)

This paper is good to use when spraying perfumes on it. It won’t smear or fade the lettering.

didn't come with the red and blue fibers 😔

The paper shows blue and red fibers under Uv light, it’s amazing!

The packaging on this paper describes it as "ideal for resume, proposals, presentations, contract, report, wedding card, credentials." As so often happens, grammatical errors signal content problems; if you're still printing any of those things in hard copy, this paper won't be a good choice. At 75 gsm, it's lighter than the average printer paper, and it bleeds like crazy from an ink jet printer. Although it's decribed as "white" it's a definite yellowish ivory (I have no idea what that means for the "yellowish resistance" also listed on the packaging). It has a nice rough hand that's typical of quality paper, but quality this isn't.

This company makes GREAT PRODUCTS + ITS DESCRIPTION OF THIER PRODUCTS IS VERY ACCURATE! - The white color is ok- I like the ivory (yellowish)Tone better,, All in all great product!

Beautiful quality linen paper that worked perfectly in my ink jet printer with no issues of bleeding or smearing. A very impressive way to send a special letter or an invitation. I felt it was a good value.

This is good paper for printing. I printed a couple of sheets yesterday on this (and the regular Staples printer paper) and this one definitely looks better and more sophisticated. I like it. It definitely elevates the output.I will add one caveat though- true to whats advertised, this is purely a printing paper. So much so, if you intend to use it to print and then write something on it, it does not feel great. The paper is pretty thin in that regard and the writing with any ink (ballpoint or gel) can be seen on the other side. Mechanical pencils can also cause an impression on the paper given its sheerness.This is perfect for resume printing or sharing fully printed material which does not have to then be written on.

Contrary to the description, this paper is not white. It’s off-white. If you put it next to standard copier paper, you can see that it has a slight cream color. Also, it’s very thin, thinner than what I would recommend for resumes. It’s just like the 20lbs copier paper in thickness.It does, however, print nicely in inkjet. The paper itself has a slight bit of roughness as expected from a 75% cotton and 25% linen mix. One side of the paper has a slightly rougher feel than the other. There’s no watermark brand.Ballpoint seems to write best on this paper. Followed by rollerball. Fountain pens will feel the feedback in the form of a slight stickiness from writing on this paper. It will bleed through if you have a wet nib.Finally, this paper is expensive. There are plenty of other brands of comparable stock paper blends that are far cheaper to buy.