Envelope design and manufacturing standards guides
Introduction The closure is the last production detail and the first thing recipients touch. The right envelope closure balances security, convenience, cost and the…
What Are Personalized Stamped Envelopes? Personalized stamped envelopes are envelopes with postage pre-affixed or pre-printed, customized with your branding — typically a logo, return…
What Is a Document Envelope? A document envelope is an envelope designed to carry documents unfolded — reports, contracts, certificates, legal filings, medical records…
What Are Clear Envelopes? Clear envelopes are transparent plastic envelopes — usually polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE) — that let the contents show through…
Introduction The paper is the envelope. Weight determines feel and postage; finish determines print quality; fiber determines strength and fold behavior. Choose well and…
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,…