Envelopes Product 1

Description

Envelopes are essential stationery items used for enclosing documents, letters, and other materials for mailing or storage. They come in various sizes, styles, and materials to suit different purposes and preferences.

Common Types of Envelopes:

• Standard Envelopes:
  • Letter Envelopes (#10 Envelopes): The most common type, typically used for mailing standard letters and documents.
  • A-Style Envelopes: Often used for invitations, greeting cards, and announcements. Sizes range from A1 to A10, with A7 being popular for 5×7 inch cards.
• Business Envelopes:
  • Window Envelopes: Feature a transparent window to display the recipient’s address printed on the enclosed document.
  • Security Envelopes: Have an inner pattern to protect sensitive information from being visible through the envelope.
• Specialty Envelopes:
  • Catalog Envelopes: Larger envelopes with a flat, rectangular shape, suitable for mailing catalogs, brochures, and documents. They typically have an opening on the shorter side.
  • Booklet Envelopes: Similar to catalog envelopes but with the opening on the longer side, making them easier to insert and remove documents.
  • Padded Envelopes: Envelopes with a padded lining for added protection, used for mailing fragile or delicate items.
  • Bubble Mailers: Lightweight, padded envelopes with bubble wrap lining for cushioning contents during transit.
• Interoffice Envelopes:
  • Interdepartmental Envelopes: Reusable envelopes with multiple holes and lines for writing recipient names and departments, used for internal mail within organizations.
• Invitation and Greeting Card Envelopes:
  • Square Envelopes: Used for square invitations and cards, available in various sizes.
  • Baronial Envelopes: Feature a pointed flap, commonly used for formal invitations and greeting cards.
• Special Features:
  • Self-Sealing Envelopes: Have an adhesive strip that can be sealed without moisture, making them convenient and quick to use.
  • Peel-and-Seal Envelopes: Feature a peel-off strip covering the adhesive, ensuring a secure seal without the need for licking or wetting.
  • Gummed Envelopes: Have a water-activated adhesive on the flap, which requires moistening to seal.

Materials and Colors:

• Paper: The most common material, available in various weights and finishes, including recycled options.
• Tyvek: A durable, tear-resistant material used for high-security and heavy-duty mailing.
• Colors: Envelopes come in a wide range of colors to suit different purposes, from classic white and manila to vibrant hues for invitations and special occasions.