75% Cotton 25% Linen Resume Paper, 85 GSM Inkjet Printer Paper, 8.5”×11”White Color Business Paper Won't Get Wet with 80 Sheets Starch Free

I like making my own junk journals, so I got this paper to add to the books so that you can either write on the pages, or use them for art. It is great quality, and unlike regular copy paper, this has a nice feel to it. It takes ink and mediums such as watercolor pretty well. Each pack comes with 80 sheets, but this is more than sufficient for me because my junk journals are only A5 size, so one sheet yields two sheets of A5 journal, which means I get 4 pages of this nice paper to use.

This is very nice paper but it’s very thin and lightweight. It looks like a good quality with the linen specks in it. It’s just super thin. Not good for printers, or using markers - it bleeds through.

This is high quality Cotton Resume paper. I love it!

I’m not thrilled with this paper quality. It’s quite rough feeling and I was expecting a slightly smoother finish. Other than that it’s decent paper. It’s not super weighty so a juicy pen will bleed through if you’re using it for anything that needs a fresh signature, etc.

This cotton printing paper is so good it makes me feel like a professional, even when I’m just printing memes. The texture is luxurious, like it belongs in a fancy art gallery or a top-secret document meant for a treasure hunt. It absorbs ink perfectly, with no smudges or bleeding, making even my most chaotic prints look elegant. I once used it for a wedding invitation, and the couple thought I had it custom-made. Spoiler: it was just this paper and a decent printer. It is sturdy enough to survive accidental coffee spills but soft enough to feel like you’re holding something truly special. Pro tip: do not waste this paper on boring tasks like grocery lists unless you want to feel incredibly fancy while shopping for milk. If you want your prints to look professional and timeless, this cotton paper is worth every penny.

I like this paper and am searching for envelopes that match.One day lightweight paper like this may be the standard, but not yet. Heavy watermarked paper is likely still best for resumes.I think sturdy lightweight waterproof acid free paper may be ideal for wills, and letters that are intended to last for hundreds of years. Letters to grandchildren that they may not be read for decades are best written on or printed on paper that will survive for generations, including surviving flooding events.So I like this high quality light paper, even though it is costly, and I don't personally find it suitable for resumes.There are other uses that are as special as this fine paper.Though I still wish it had matching envelopes.

This paper is a well-made cotton blend that is both light and durable. I find it fantastic for watercolor, even with very heavy washes. You can get a little bending and buckling at first but just keep adding water and it flattens out perfectly. It will also dry flat. Color flows across the surface of the page nicely and it’s absorbent enough to get some pretty effects that way as well. It is much lighter than a conventional watercolor paper would be but holds up to whatever you happen to throw at it which makes it really nice for when you want to create delicate watercolor pieces to add to cards. I personally find it really fun to use for just watercolor playtime and to test out different color blends because the whiteness of the paper makes everything pop nicely.It’s not a heavy paper but It has a nice crisp, luxurious feel to it. I think it’s great and I wouldn’t hesitate topurchase more when I use this up.

This paper is so thin I'd almost call it tracing paper. I would never print a resume on this to hand to an employer for fear it would rip or get wet and disappear. We will use it for tracing because it is that thin.