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Custom Envelope & Flat Pouches

Envelope-flap fabric pouches for documents, jewelry and accessories — 29 styles, custom sizes, logo printing and wholesale quantities.

Envelope & Flat Packaging

What to Know Before You Specify

Envelope pouches are the flattest constructions in the catalogue, and ribbon trim is the most common closure treatment — 14 of the 29 styles here use it, ahead of envelope flap and snap. The flat profile is the point: these ship and stack more efficiently than a gathered or gusseted pouch, which is why the range also covers non-jewelry uses — document sleeves, eyewear cases and laptop sleeves sit in the same construction family as jewelry envelopes.

Flap depth is the dimension that decides whether a sample is accepted, and it is specified from the packed thickness of the contents, not their outline. That single measurement is the most common reason a first sample on this construction has to be remade.

Flap depth

Specified from packed thickness, not from the contents' outline. Send all three dimensions of what goes inside.

Trim vs. body

Where a ribbon trims a flat body, approve both colours together on a made sample rather than as separate swatches.

Beyond jewelry

The same flat construction covers document, eyewear and laptop sleeves — send the exact item it has to fit.

Common Questions

Why did my flap pouch sample not lie flat?

Flap depth has to be specified from the packed thickness of the contents, not their outline — a flap sized to an empty pouch will not lie flat once it is loaded. This is the single most common reason a first sample on this construction is remade.

Are envelope pouches only for jewelry?

No — the same flat construction covers document sleeves, eyewear cases and laptop sleeves. Send the exact item and its measured thickness (including any case) and the internal size is specified from it.

What closure is most common in this range?

Ribbon trim, used on 14 of the 29 styles here, followed by envelope flap and snap. Ribbon gives a soft, finished close without hardware; snap and flap hold more positively for items that travel.

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