To present the spread, I designed handmade binders and notebooks that extended the office narrative beyond the imagery. Using office-style production techniques, I printed elements on sticky notes and manila paper, transforming everyday workplace materials into part of the Desk Arrest concept. I also screen-printed pieces like the covers and time cards, reinforcing the hands-on, institutional feel. Styled after police reports, these tactile elements created a cohesive, immersive presentation that amplified the campaign’s rebellious take on modern office wear.