Choose a packing list envelope with confidence
Packing list envelopes keep essential shipment documents protected and visible on the outside of a carton, mailer, or container. Select the pouch style based on whether recipients need to see the paperwork before opening it.
Match the style to your shipment
Clear packing list envelopes: Best when the document must remain visible. They can hold packing slips, invoices, warranty information, operating instructions, wiring diagrams, and shipping labels.
Panel-face envelopes: A printed panel identifies the contents while leaving part of the document visible through the pouch.
Full-face envelopes: Use these when you want the shipment document concealed until the envelope is opened. Common printed messages include Packing List Enclosed and Invoice Enclosed.
Specialty envelopes: Choose these for MSDS paperwork, export documents, instructions, warranties, and other application-specific documents.
Measure before you order
Listed sizes are outside dimensions. Allow for the documents you need to insert, and deduct 1/2 inch for inside dimensions. The first size shown is the opening where you load the document.
Helpful terminology
Back load: Documents are inserted from the back, helping keep them secure during transit.
End loader: Documents can be removed and reinserted more easily.
Waybill pouch: A general term for a clear document pouch applied to the outside of a shipping container. It may hold a packing list, invoice, customs document, or shipping information.