I've been buying a variety of envelopes for a few years now and love the quality, crisp look and durability of the Columbian Kraft Envelopes. I use these for mailing items wrapped in newspaper and with a bit of clear packaging tape, this is an economical way to go when shipping mail all over the country. Anyone who knows me, knows they will probably see something in one of these envelopes at some point. I have also used them to cover recycled boxes to make the package look a bit more presentable. You simply cut the envelopes open and use them like brown paper. It works!
These envelopes are perfect for when you want to store information that you want to be able to access quickly. Since they have a clasp on them, you don't have to worry about sealing up the envelope and then having to destroy the envelope to retrieve the contents.
I also enjoy using the Brown Crafts Open-End Catalog Envelopes in a variety of sizes. Mostly I love the 9x12-inch envelopes for many applications. You can mail out items wrapped in newspaper and save yourself the trouble of buying so much bubble wrap.
I also recently organized my office using the catalog envelopes for various applications. I had great fun printing off labels from my little DYMO LabelWriter.
It is bliss to be organized.
With Columbian envelopes, I feel more confident about how my business letters and packages look and I think that this company has very high quality items that are crisp, clean and very affordable.
These envelopes are environmentally friendly, durable and 28lb. recycled brown kraft is ideal for direct mail, promotional materials, etc. These have an open-end style and also have fully gummed seals, although I normally just tape everything with clear packaging tape.
I also love the No. 10 Grip-Seal varieties you can find in 50 and 100 size boxes. I like the ones you don't have to lick because I hate the taste of the glue. So, you can either choose the grip-seal variety or the regular envelopes.
Columbian envelopes are perfect for all applications. They have high quality products and are made in the U.S.A.
~TheRebeccaReview.com
