Need help with design, printing or mailing? Ask for a consultation. Envelopes marked with asterisk (*) are too small to mail.Īlso called A-style, this contemporary square flap design is idea for photographs, greeting cards, small booklets, and promotional pieces. Square envelopes are nonstandard and require additional postage to mail.ĭeep pointed flap traditionally used for formal announcements and invitations. Square EnvelopesThis unusual shape attracts attention to contents. These envelopes can not be processed through inserting equipment or run through a laser printer. The open side allows for automatic insertion.Ĭenter seam makes this style more durable for mailing heavy-weight materials. This style is ideal for annual reports, brochures, sales materials, and more. Square flaps are contemporary, but not recommended for machine insertion. Close Registration- Refers to the proximity of copy to a fixed point when printing two or more colors close together. Bleed- An image that is printed and extended off of the envelope. The envelopes used for official purposes have a sealable flap to ensure security. Baronial-A style of announcement envelope commonly used for greeting cards and stationery.Baronial envelopes consist of a pointed flap and diagonal seams. It is made of a flat paper or a flat thin material. Wallet flaps provide a large area ideal for imprinting (used on remittance envelopes). An envelope is a packaging container for flat objects such as letters, court orders, documents, receipts, money, notifications, cards, invitations, etc. Commercial and Side Seam flap styles are ideal for machine insertion.

Widely used for business and personal correspondence.

Pocket folder with bound in multi-page documentĬommercial Envelopes Business and Correspondence Envelopes Outside diameter: 116 mm, Hole area: 20 mm Postcard, largest to mail USPS Postcard rate Postcard, smallest to mail USPS Postcard rate

5.5 baronial envelope address template