2 Pocket Plastic Folder with Prongs Blue - up&up™: School Supplies, Polypropylene, 50 Sheet Capacity, 2 Internal Pockets

A: I had a batch of these folders I bought in early July—the stickers peeled off super easily. I then bought 10 more last week and the stickers were nearly impossible to remove and left a messy, sticky residue behind. If you get folders from the older batch, yes the stickers remove easily. They do not on the newer ones.

A: Doesn’t come off easy. Not sure why Target would put a paper sticker that’s almost impossible to take off, once you have it off left sticky residue. Wouldn’t recommend.

A: Rubbing alcohol works great too remove stickers (and ink on fabric).

A: I purchased 25 of these folders last week. The stickers come off easily and leave no residue whatsoever.

A: Yes. I bought a few of these in store and the sticker peeled off easily.

A: You can't choose a color. They send you whichever one they have available. It says, "Style and color assortment may vary" so you might get a pink one or you might get a purple one. If you order more than one they may be all one color or the other or maybe even mix and matched.

A: Hi Sunshine - Thanks for bringing this to our attention! We'll report it to the team to be updated. - Julie

A: Hello - Thank you for your interest in the 2 pocket plastic folder with prongs. Here are the dimensions, 11.38 Inches (L), 9.37 Inches (W). We would suggest checking the measurements of the sheet protectors you would like to use for the perfect fit. We hope this helps! - Monica

A: Yes, the folder is ideal for organizing documents at home, school, or the office.

A: The folder can hold up to 50 sheets of paper.

A: The folder is made from polypropylene, which helps protect documents from water.

A: The folder features two internal pockets for organizing documents.

A: Yes, the folder includes prong fasteners for holding 3-hole-punched sheets securely.

A: Hi Socalteacher - Thank you for the inquiry. The sheet capacity for this folder is 50 sheets. Hope this helps! - Kris

A: Hello - Great question! These prongs can hold up to 50 pages. We hope this information helped! - Erin