Pocket envelopes
Use the short-edge opening to support the document workflow.
Pocket orientation changes how documents are inserted, removed and presented. Confirm the contents and handling before choosing the final format.
Pocket envelopes priorities
Get insertion direction and document capacity working together.
Describe how the document enters and is removed, then check dimensions, number of sheets and thickness.
Include document dimensions, number of sheets, window or non-window in the first enquiry so the team can focus the response.
- Short-edge opening
- Documents
- Capacity
- Flap
- Handling
Build the brief
Prepare the first pocket 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
- Number of sheets
- Window or non-window
- Closure preference
- Print area
- Quantity
- Packing and delivery
Decisions to resolve
Plan pocket envelopes as part of the complete stationery job
Insertion direction should stay connected to flap relationship and the way the envelope will be packed or used.
- 01Insertion direction
- How the document enters and is removed
- 02Document capacity
- Dimensions, number of sheets and thickness
- 03Flap relationship
- Opening edge, closure and packing workflow
- 04Front artwork
- Brand and handling information with usable address space
- 05Storage and delivery
- How filled or unfilled envelopes will be packed
Print quote
Ready to discuss pocket envelopes?
Include the intended use, quantity, artwork status, delivery location and the decisions above. The team will confirm what is practical for pocket envelopes.