There are pockets of clear plastic on both the inner and back covers

I like the clear plastic covers that enable me to slip an attractive title page onto the front of the binder, plus a page on the back and a label all down the spine

They also feature clear plastic on the covers so you can add your own label to the binder, which I always prefer

The clear plastic (vinyl?

These D-ring binders are a good size for holding both loose-leaf pages and the clear plastic sleeves in which to keep multiple sheets

The outer part of the folders have a clear plastic pouch, so you CAN put pages in them for labeling, pictures etc

These are good binders, but the thing that causes frustration for me is the "Transparent plastic overlay

The binders have the transparent plastic on all sides so that you can label them or decorate the covers

There are full-sized clear plastic pockets on the front and back and smaller pockets inside

The binders have an outer clear plastic overlay so you can customize them

Plus, you can slip personalized sheets and labels into the transparent plastic overlay on the front/back cover and spine

that open relatively easily, pockets inside (made of better quality stuff than those of my more expensive binders), plastic on the outside for inserting one's own labels, etc., and supposedly, a capacity of up to 225 pages

The clear-view pockets allow for custom inserts on the front, back and spine, and both the clear plastic cover and the white vinyl material inside have a slight 'orange peel,' which is great for minimizing finger prints and hiding scratches

The binders are white plastic, with clear plastic insert covers

These work with a standard 3-hole punch as you’d expect, and 3-ring plastic sheet protectors also fit well in these binders.