The 18 x 24" Art Profolio Evolution Presentation & Display Book from Itoya has a moisture and dust-resistant polypropylene cover with nylon stitching. Inside the album, there are 24 top-loading, pH neutral polypropylene pages, which are ideal for displaying photographs and digital prints, with an acid-free black mounting paper inside each page. Furthermore, every archival and lignin-free page holds a single image on each side, for a total of 48 photographs.
- Ideal for Photographs & Digital Prints
- Polypropylene Cover with Nylon Stitching
- 24 Pages Accommodates 48 Images
- pH Neutral Polypropylene
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Itoya Evolution Reviews
Itoya with added protection
I tried a different brand as it was $10 cheaper from Amazon, and it arrived damaged. So, I decided to try the Itoya version of the 18 x 24 binder with the newer Evolution line since it was available at B&H and would arrive here faster than Amazon. The product arrived safe and without damage (Thanks B&H). It was also about $1 less than the standard portfolio of the same size. The quality is identical to the standard Art Portfolio in the best way. Having a few of them in different sizes, it felt comforting knowing it was the same quality despite the size difference. It was a pain to put the 18 x 24 prints in at first, but this was my fault as I had no idea how to flatten these 18 x 24 sized prints. Once I learned, it was no problem putting the prints in. The only differences from the original are the inner pocket (which I never used) and the edge. The edging of this portfolio is nylon stitching, which is supposed to add protection. Though there's nothing wrong with how the OG art portfolio handles the edge of the portfolio, I do prefer Evolution's nylon edge as I feel it adds protection. Overall, I am delighted with the evolution, and I wouldn't be against adding more Itoya Profolio Evolution to my collection.
