Oxford OXF57514 Twin-pocket Portfolio Folder Box of 25

Product Description

The OXFORD OXF57514 is a twin-pocket portfolio folder designed to organize and store letter-size documents in office, school, and professional settings. Each folder measures 11 x 8.5 inches and is constructed from leatherette embossed paper, giving it a structured, professional appearance. The front and back interior pockets each hold up to 100 letter-size sheets. A built-in business card holder on the inside front pocket allows for quick identification and personalization. This product is sold in a box of 25 folders, making it practical for bulk office restocking or project distribution.

The OXF57514 is suited for general office environments, administrative use, and educational settings where document organization is a recurring need. The letter-size format accommodates standard 8.5 x 11 inch pages, making it compatible with the most common document sizes in North American office workflows. The box-of-25 quantity is well suited for reception desks, conference rooms, file rooms, and classroom environments where multiple folders are needed at once.

Key Features

• Twin interior pockets, front and back, each holding up to 100 letter-size sheets
• Built-in business card holder on inside front pocket for easy labeling and identification
• Leatherette embossed paper construction provides a professional, structured finish
• Letter-size format at 11 x 8.5 inches fits standard North American documents
• Sold in a box of 25 for bulk office or classroom use

Compatibility

Designed to hold standard letter-size documents measuring 8.5 x 11 inches, compatible with typical North American office paper and report sheets.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required to use this folder. Insert documents into the front or back interior pockets as needed. For organized filing systems, label the business card holder on the inside front pocket before distributing or archiving. Store flat or upright in a file drawer or storage box to maintain folder shape over time.