Tell us what the envelope needs to hold — a folded A4 letter, a flat mark sheet, or a bulkier admission kit — so we recommend a size that avoids unnecessary folding or a too-tight fit.
Window envelopes show the recipient's name and address through a cut-out, which saves manual addressing for bulk mailings like admission confirmations; plain envelopes suit smaller batches addressed individually.
Lighter paper works for routine circulars; heavier kraft or manila stock holds up better for certificate and document envelopes handled roughly during mailing.
Most institutions order envelopes once or twice a year in a batch large enough to make offset printing the more economical choice — let us know your typical annual volume.
We size envelopes to what they'll actually carry, so mark sheets and certificates arrive uncreased and admission kits aren't forced into an undersized envelope.
Your logo, institution name, and return address print identically across every batch, so a reorder next year matches what you already have in stock.
Per-envelope cost drops meaningfully at the quantities most institutions order — we'll show you the price difference between a smaller and larger batch so you can decide what makes sense.
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A4-sized document envelopes (roughly 24 × 32 cm or similar) are common; we'll confirm the exact size once we know your document's exact dimensions.
Yes, if you need added privacy for sensitive documents like mark sheets, an internal security pattern is available.
Both — from simple return-address-only printing to full-colour logo and branding across the envelope face.
This depends on your typical admission volume — share your expected applicant count and we'll suggest a sensible order quantity with a small buffer.