The corner that does the work
On a letter-size envelope your design lives in the upper left: the return address corner. The templates put your logo and name there, the street, town and ZIP under it, and a phone number or website if you want one. Everything to the right and below belongs to the post office: the postage in the upper right, the delivery address in the middle, and a strip along the bottom where the Postal Service prints its barcode. The designer shades those areas, and "Check my design" moves anything that strays into them back into your corner.
Sizes and styles
- #10 (4 1/8" × 9 1/2"): the business envelope for a letter folded in three, plain or with a window, gummed or peel and seal.
- A2 (4 3/8" × 5 3/4"): for notecards, thank you cards and A2 cards.
- A7 (5 1/4" × 7 1/4"): for invitations and 5" × 7" cards.
- 6" × 9" (5 7/8" × 9"): for booklets and letters sent flat.
- 9" × 12" and 10" × 13": catalog envelopes that stand tall with the flap at the top, with room below your corner for a line like "Important documents enclosed".
How they are printed
We print the front of ready-made envelopes, so the ink stops a little short of every edge and fold: there is no printing to the edge, and the back and the flap stay plain. A window envelope keeps its window clear. Printed in full color, or in one color of your choice, on 60 lb uncoated white paper. Every size is priced online from 100 and printed in 4 to 5 business days after you approve your proof, and the designer gives one date: the day they are ready to pick up free at our Hopewell Junction shop or ship to you.