Recycled Monthly Wall Calendar, Breast Cancer Awareness Artwork, 12 x 12, White/ Pink/ Gray Sheets, 12- Month (Jan- Dec): 2025
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Item:
HOD3671
- Heighten awareness of breast cancer with this pink and gray calendar.
- Large unruled daily blocks.
- Wirebound with full chipboard back.
- Previous month and future month.
Packaging:
12 Each/Box
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- Heighten awareness of breast cancer with this pink and gray calendar.
- Large unruled daily blocks.
- Wirebound with full chipboard back.
- Previous month and future month.
- Made entirely of recycled materials.
Heighten awareness of breast cancer, and show your support with this pink and gray wall calendar. Large unruled daily blocks. Strong wire-binding firmly keeps the pages together and in place. Includes a sturdy wire loop to easily hang the calendar on a wall. Made entirely of recycled materials.
Manufacturer:
House of Doolittle™
Catalog:
eCatalog
Catalog page:
N/A
Technical Specs:
Global Product Type
Wall Calendars
Calendar Format
Monthly
Edition Year
2025
Academic Year
No
Julian Dates
Yes
Binding Type
Wire-O
Color Family
White
Dated/Undated
Dated
Calendar Spread Format
One Month per Page
Calendar Term
12-Month (Jan to Dec)
Size (Bound-Side First)
12 x 12
Binding Details
Twin-Wire
Page Theme
Breast Cancer Awareness Artwork
Calendar Reference Blocks
One Past Month,One Future Month
Sheet Color(s)
White/Pink/Gray
Hanger Style
Wire Loop
Reversible
No
Refillable
No
Seasonal Availability
Yes
Product Biodegradability Indicator
N
Product Biodegradability in Days
0
Product Compostability Indicator
N
Green Information
Printed with soy-based inks.
Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent
0%
Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent
100%
Total Recycled Content Percent
100%
Disclaimer Statement
This product was made using wood sourced from a certified managed forest.
Pink Comments
House of Doolittle donates 5% of the profit of this product to breast cancer research.