Donald Bowers / Getty Images for Quill.com Dunder Mifflin paper is now an actual product you can buy through Quill.com, a subsidiary of Staples. It sounds like the plot of an unaired episode of The Office'�Staples, the archnemesis of regional paper company Dunder Mifflin, licenses the smaller business's name and starts selling paper and other office products under its banner. You can easily envision Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute flying to the office supply giant's headquarters to win their company's name and honor back. Maybe there'd be a gift basket bribe involved. Thanks to some clever branding, fiction has become reality. Though Jim, Dwight, and the rest of the quirky characters on NBC's long-running sitcom will have their final cringeworthy moments together tonight in the show's series finale, Dunder Mifflin's paper will fill the copy machines and supply closets of real offices around the country for years to come. A Staples subsidiary, ...