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Packing List Envelopes

Shop clear, panel-face, and full-face packing list envelopes for packing slips, invoices, customs paperwork, and other shipment documents. Choose a stock style below, or request a custom size or print when your application needs something specific.

Packing List Enclosed Envelopes - Full Face

Packing List Enclosed Envelopes - Panel Face

Invoice Enclosed Packing Envelopes - Full Face

Invoice Enclosed Packing Envelopes - Panel Face

Packing List and Invoice Enclosed - Panel Face

Packing List and Invoice Enclosed - Full Face

Clear Packing List Envelopes - Adhesive Shipping Label Sleeves

3M Pouch Tape Rolls

Specialty Packing List Envelopes

Custom Packing List Envelopes

Customize Your Packing List Envelopes

Our custom printed packing list envelopes put your logo, branding, or any messaging you choose on every envelope that leaves your warehouse, turning a functional necessity into a subtle but consistent brand touchpoint. Same durable construction and secure adhesive backing your operation depends on.

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Find the right document pouch

Start with the document you need to protect and how visible it should be during delivery.

Clear pouches

Use clear sleeves for packing slips, shipping labels, instructions, and other paperwork that needs to be read without opening the pouch.

Panel-face envelopes

A printed top panel identifies the contents while the clear window lets recipients see the enclosed paperwork.

Full-face envelopes

Full-face print makes the pouch easy to spot while covering the packing list, invoice, or other enclosed document.

Specialty options

Choose specialty styles for MSDS sheets, export documents, warranties, and other shipment-specific information.

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.

Frequently Asked Questions About Packing List Envelopes

Can you put a packing slip on an envelope?

Yes. A packing list envelope can be applied to envelopes, bubble mailers, cartons, shipping bags, and other containers to hold a packing slip or related documents outside the package.

What is the difference between a panel-face and full-face envelope?

Panel-face envelopes have a printed panel that identifies the documents while leaving part of the pouch clear. Full-face envelopes use a larger printed area to conceal the enclosed document until opened.

What is a waybill pouch?

A waybill pouch is a general term for a document envelope attached to the outside of a shipment. It can hold packing lists, invoices, customs documents, product paperwork, or shipping information.

How should I measure a packing list envelope?

Sizes are listed as outside dimensions. Allow enough room for the papers you need to insert, and deduct 1/2 inch to estimate the inside dimensions. The first measurement is the pouch opening.

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