What is another word for saddle stitch?
Pronunciation: [sˈadə͡l stˈɪt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
Saddle stitch is a term used in bookbinding to describe a binding technique where a book is bound together using wire staples or stitching. Some synonyms for saddle stitch include stapled binding, centerfold binding, and booklet binding. These terms all describe the same binding method, where pages are folded in half and then stapled or stitched at the fold. Saddle stitch is a popular and cost-effective method of binding for booklets, brochures, and magazines, and provides a durable and professional finish. Whether you call it saddle stitch, stapled binding, centerfold binding, or booklet binding, this binding method is a reliable and efficient way to bind documents.
