120 Sheets 20" x 30" Acid Free Acid-Free Wrapping Tissue Paper, White Unbuffered No Lignin Archival Tissue Paper, No Acid Paper for Long-Term Packaging Storing Clothes Textiles Linens Present Wrap

I loved that the sheets were plentiful, affordable, and each sheet larger than expected.

This paper is great. It's not thick but it's sturdier than lower quality tissue. I had had zero issues with bleeding or unwanted/ unexpired color transfer since using this paper. I use on quite a few things these days. ALL my Christmas ornaments (most are handmade, fabric, or one of a kind ornaments.)I also use on anything I want to protect ... especially seasonable dishes and vintage glassware.I am pretty happy with this brand, size, the quality, and price. I think I am on my 6th order of this paper as I continue to replace and / or repack items that were stored previously with lessor quality packing materials. I THINK my transition to all acid free paper and storage solutions should be complete this year!!!One box. One season. Sometimes one event at a time. But now at least, I have paper and can wrap as I go ... in a good clean healthy-for-the-stuff-i-love paper.Oh... and I definitely reuse it year after year. When it finally is scrappy, I wad up and use as filler where needed.

I wasn't sure exactly what to expect but this paper is very nice, white in color, heavy duty and will keep my vintage items safe in storage. I'm satisfied with this paper :)

Works great to preserve gold when wrapping to store or ship!

I bought this to wrap an old christening outfit and shawl and my Dads WW2 hat.The sheets were large enough to wrap these.It’s acid free so I hope it keeps the outfit from yellowing.I also wrapped my husbands old football sweater and tee shirt.I had it in plastic and I’ve read it’s better wrapped in tissue paper that’s acid free.

Lots of papers to use! Good value. I wrapped my kids' baby clothes in these before storing them in storage bins.

I got these because I had some antique items I wanted to safely wrap without diminishing their value due to the acidity in most papers. I also got these because one of my hobbies is pressing flowers/plants from my garden and archival paper was a must. Most archival papers come in a smaller size and less quanties for what I needed so it's been great having knocked out 2 necessities with one product.

I guess unbuffered means the color is light gray. It looks just like the paper that comes in shoeboxes.