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9.5 x 12.625 Booklet Commercial Envelopes, White, 25/Pack (4023221) | JAM Paper New

9.5 x 12.625 Booklet Commercial Envelopes, White, 25/Pack (4023221) | JAM Paper New

Name: 9.5 x 12.625 Booklet Commercial Envelopes, White, 25/Pack (4023221) | JAM Paper New
SKU: SKU366155
Price: 10.32 USD
Availability: InStock

$10.32

JAM Paper® Booklet Envelopes keep papers intact and stylish. Place business correspondence, letters, marketing material…

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SKU: SKU366155 Categories: Business, Envelopes, Shipping Supplies Tag: JAM PAPER

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JAM Paper® Booklet Envelopes keep papers intact and stylish. Place business correspondence, letters, marketing materials, contracts, and more in these white envelopes. Durable enough to carry from home to office and can be used for both personal and business purposes. However you use, our high quality envelopes provide versatility and style. This pack contains 25 9 1/2″ x 12 5/8″ envelopes, and each has a booklet opening, straight flap, gum closure, smooth finish, and is made from 24 lb. paper.

Size: 9 1/2″ x 12 5/8″
Gummed closure with straight flap
Perfect for greeting cards, invitations, weddings or any announcement
Material: Paper
Envelope opening: Booklet
Paper weight: 24 lbs.
Finish: Smooth

Specifications table
Attribute name	Attribute value
color & material
True Color The primary color of the product	White
Envelope Material Primary paper finish of the envelope	Smooth
Envelope Flap Style Envelopes with security tint have patterns printed on the inside of the envelope, which help to hide the contents.	Untinted
Envelope Number	Booklet
Envelope Closure	Other
Height in Inches Paper weight, stated in pounds (lbs.), is calculated by weighing a ream (500 sheets) of the basis size (master uncut size) of that paper type. For example, the basis size of bond paper is 17″ x 22″ with a ream weighing 20lbs; the basis size of watercolor paper is 22″ x 30″ with a ream weighing 140 lbs.	24
Width in Inches	1
Envelope Pack Size Describes the location and number of windows built into the envelope. Windows are typically used to show an address that is printed on the contents of the document.	None