This tactile stock is the world’s standard for a premium uncoated paper. Mohawk Superfine arrived in the 1940s to meet the demands of a new generation of printers, commercial artists and advertisers. Among its early advocates was Alvin Eisenman, the founder of Yale’s legendary graduate school in graphic design. It is likely that Mohawk Superfine would have been in the toolkit of graduates like British graphic design hero Alan Fletcher. The paper has been constantly refined and today it is one of the highest quality, best-performing grades available. It is acid-free and of archival quality with great uniformity and consistency. Featured on page 163 of The Collection book.