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Introduction A recycled envelope is made from paper that includes post-consumer recycled fiber — material recovered from used paper rather than virgin tree pulp.…
Introduction FSC certified envelopes carry the Forest Stewardship Council’s mark, certifying that the paper comes from responsibly managed forests or verified recycled sources. For…
Introduction The 6×9 envelope is a mid-size envelope — larger than a standard #10, smaller than a 9×12 flat. It’s the go-to for booklets,…
Introduction A tax envelope is the double-window mailer that carries W-2 and 1099 forms to employees and contractors each January. It’s a specialized, deadline-driven…
Introduction A self-seal envelope — also called peel-and-seal — has a latex adhesive strip on the flap that seals with simple pressure. No licking,…
Introduction An insurance envelope is the mailer that carries the insurance industry’s core documents — policies, premium bills, claims correspondence, and explanations of benefits.…
Introduction A string and button envelope is a reusable envelope closed with a string wrapped around a button or disc — the classic tie…
Introduction A payroll envelope is the envelope that carries a paper paycheck to an employee. Even in the era of direct deposit, paper paychecks…
Introduction Coin envelopes are the small-envelope family, numbered #1 through #7, designed not for letters but for small items — coins, seeds, jewelry, electronic…
Introduction A catalog envelope is a large, open-end envelope designed to carry flat, unfolded content — catalogs, annual reports, magazines, and marketing booklets. Unlike…