Manilla envelopes
Match the manilla format to the documents it needs to carry.
Manilla envelopes are often chosen around practical document handling. Size, orientation, closure and print contrast need to work together.
Manilla envelopes priorities
Get document size and orientation working together.
Describe flat, folded or grouped contents and their thickness, then check wallet or pocket handling for the intended workflow.
Include document dimensions, content thickness, wallet or pocket orientation in the first enquiry so the team can focus the response.
- Documents
- Manilla stock
- Orientation
- Closure
- Handling
Decisions to resolve
Plan manilla envelopes as part of the complete stationery job
Document size should stay connected to paper character and the way the envelope will be packed or used.
- 01Document size
- Flat, folded or grouped contents and their thickness
- 02Orientation
- Wallet or pocket handling for the intended workflow
- 03Paper character
- The manilla colour and surface to confirm
- 04Print contrast
- Artwork that remains clear on the base paper
- 05Closure
- The sealing method and repeated handling expected
Build the brief
Prepare the first manilla envelopes enquiry
Bring a physical sample when it captures the format or material. If a feature is uncertain, describe the result you need.
Include in the brief
- Document dimensions
- Content thickness
- Wallet or pocket orientation
- Print position
- Closure preference
- Quantity
- Delivery location
Print quote
Ready to discuss manilla envelopes?
Include the intended use, quantity, artwork status, delivery location and the decisions above. The team will confirm what is practical for manilla envelopes.