A product of Michael Roger Press, a family press started by the current owners great grandfather, Decomposition books are an illustrated twist on the classic composition notebook – one of the most recognisable pieces of american stationary and the college students staple workbook. These versions however, are made in the USA with 100% recycled, chlorine-free paper and printed with soy inks. There are nearly 50 designs available, ranging from dinosaurs to under the sea, surfboards to of course, popular cheeses.
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