The Short Answer
Yes — logo printing is one of our core services. We print your company logo and return address on any envelope style and size, using 1-color spot printing or full-color CMYK.
Accepted File Formats
For best results, send vector files:
- AI (Adobe Illustrator) — preferred
- EPS — preferred
- PDF — vector or high-res
- CDR (CorelDRAW)
- SVG
- High-resolution raster: PNG, JPG, TIFF at 300 DPI minimum
Pro tip: Vector files (AI/EPS) are ideal because they scale to any size without quality loss. If you only have a raster logo, we can usually clean it up — but the larger the source, the better.
Printing Options
1-Color Spot Printing
- Best for: logos, return addresses, brand marks
- Cost: most economical
- Pantone matching available for exact brand colors
- Crisp, consistent color
Full-Color CMYK
- Best for: rich logos, gradients, photos, complex artwork
- Premium look for brand presentation
- Slightly higher cost per unit
With Finishes
- Foil stamping (gold/silver) for luxury brands
- Embossing for a raised, tactile logo
- Spot UV for glossy highlights
Logo Placement Options
Standard placements include:
| Placement | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Return address (top-left) | Business correspondence |
| Center (large logo) | Branded marketing mail |
| Flap | Premium stationery |
| Window area | Coordinated with letterhead |
Minimum Print Size
For crisp reproduction:
- Text: 6pt minimum
- Logo detail: avoid elements thinner than 0.5pt
- Small text in CMYK: 8pt minimum (registration issues in 4-color)
If your logo includes fine details, consider 1-color spot printing — it reproduces fine lines more reliably than CMYK.
Print-Ready File Checklist
- Vector format (AI/EPS/PDF) preferred
- 300 DPI minimum for raster
- Convert text to outlines
- Include brand color references (PMS numbers if possible)
- Keep logo clear of the address zone and barcode area
For the full spec, see our custom envelope print-ready file standards.
Proofing
Every order includes a free digital proof before production. We show your logo on the actual envelope layout so you can approve placement and colors before we print.