These are Allstate and Avery Style Legal tabs.

First, the difference between Allstate and Avery is a variation of the same font. Allstate is plain helvetica, and basically all grammatical rules apply. But with Avery, the text is all caps and the font is bold.

They are a lighter paper compared to normal index tabs, with a thickness of 80lb. Compared to the normal 20lb printer paper, it’s still going to be thicker.

On each is a clear mylar coating, making them a little more durable and it gives the tabs a slight sheen.

You can find a huge variety of options including: Numbers from 1 to 2000.

Different Variations of letters from A to Z.

Exhibit Tabs, Roman Numerals, References, and blank tabs.

The tabs are displayed on the side, or even on the bottom.

Collated tabs come packaged in order—so if you get A-Z, then A will be on the top, Z on the bottom, and everything else in between.

Or you can get the tabs uncollated: purchasing several of the same tab.

Now, when you buy uncollated tabs, each tab is in a standardized position. So for example, if you buy an A tab it will be in the A position—and the B tab will be in the B position.

The tab labels are printed on both sides, so you can easily search you pages forwards or backwards.