Clairefontaine Papier Smart paper/1932C DIN A4 weiß 50 g/qm Inh. 500

Great quality paper, clear and sharp printing.

In an attempt to save trees, I chose this very thin, bank paper. We used it years ago with old fashioned typewriters and carbon paper. That’s what we filed. It didn’t take up much space in the files. And neither does this. Obviously most stuff now is on the computer. But sometimes you just need to make a copy. This is excellent. And I believe the trees are happy to remain in the ground creating oxygen for us.

Great for pattern printing. Works well in my HP printer.

The paper itself is very nice. Thin but no bleeding to the back of the paper when used with a fountain pen (there's ghosting of course since it's thin). However, it came in an envelope and one of the corners was noticeably creased. If it had also damaged in opposite corner, I wouldn't risk loading to the printer and risk jamming it.

Brilliant

I bought this paper to print dressmaking patterns, and it’s absolutely perfect! Being a slightly lighter weight than most, it means it’s easy to pin and cut out, and works out way cheaper than buying the pdf and getting printed at a copy shop!! Ok, you have to join the sheets but hey, I’m happy!!

I wanted the thinest possible paper, so I bought this 50gsm paper. It is perfect for what I need. It is for its thickness (0.04mm to 0.07mm) pretty strong. I needed it to print out images then place it on a light box. It does the job. I also checked it out with a marsmatic technical pen and black acrylic ink. It took the ink well without any noticable spreading or bleed through to the other side. So at the moment quite happy.

I went for the cheapest option and that's what I got - It's really very thin, like bible paper. But I to be honest, that doesn't bother me for what I use it for. I think 1 star is harsh because you have to make certain compromises when you've gone for the very cheapest option.