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Idea Katie Grand Tears & Tearsheets is a softback book with fold-out covers, featuring 288 pages curated by author Katie Grand. This publication offers a visual journey through tearsheets and related imagery, making it a distinctive addition to any collection of fashion and editorial references.

  • Softback format with fold-out covers for an immersive reading experience
  • 288 pages of curated content by Katie Grand
  • Style: idea-tearsheets
  • Available in one size (OS)
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Charlotte L. ★★★★★

I love how the fold-out covers add an extra tactile element to flipping through all those pages—it made browsing the tearsheets feel more like an art exhibition than a book. The curated selection really captures a specific editorial energy that’s hard to find elsewhere.

Olivia D. ★★★★★

The sheer volume of content—288 pages—makes this feel like a real archive of visual inspiration, not just a typical coffee-table book. I've been flipping through it slowly and keep finding new details to study in the tearsheets.

George ★★★★★

The fold-out covers are a nice surprise—they make the whole thing feel more like an art object than just a book. I keep going back to the 288 pages and finding new details in the tearsheets each time, which is exactly what I wanted from a visual archive.