Envelope design and manufacturing standards guides
Why Print-Ready Files Matter Custom envelope printing is a precision process: the artwork is printed on flat sheets, then folded, gummed and cut into…
What Are Durable Envelopes? Durable envelopes are heavy-duty mailing envelopes made from materials that resist tearing, puncturing, moisture and rough handling — Tyvek (high-density…
What Are Corporate Envelope Size Standards? Corporate envelope size refers to the standard dimensions used for business mail — dominated by the #10 envelope…
What Is a 9×12 Envelope? A 9×12 envelope is the standard large flat envelope for documents that should not be folded — reports, brochures,…
What Are Bubble Envelopes? Bubble envelopes (bubble mailers) are protective mailing envelopes lined with air-filled polyethylene bubbles. They protect fragile items — electronics, jewelry,…
What Is a Security Envelope? A security envelope is an envelope with an interior pattern printed inside the envelope paper, so document contents can’t…
What Are Kraft Envelopes? Kraft envelopes are made from kraft paper — a strong, unbleached or lightly bleached paper with a distinctive brown tone.…
What Are Invitation Envelopes? Invitation envelopes are the decorative envelopes used for weddings, events, corporate functions and personal stationery. Unlike business envelopes, they prioritize…
What Is a Window Envelope? A window envelope is an envelope with a transparent panel cut into the front, letting the address printed on…
What Is a #10 Envelope? The #10 envelope is the standard business envelope used for correspondence, invoices, checks, and direct mail across North America.…