Trading Card Mailing Envelopes in Heavy Kraft Brown Stock for Thicker Cards and Oversized Holders
Trading card mailing envelopes made from heavier kraft brown stock help protect thicker cards and card stacks during shipment. Each Armalope mailer has a single 5.5 x 4.5 inch internal pocket that accommodates toploaders or oversized semi-rigid holders, making it useful for packing card trades and online card sales.
A glued frame provides tension to help limit card movement, while a glue strip simplifies sealing and a tear strip makes opening easier for the recipient.
Features
- Heavier-stock kraft brown envelope designed for trading card shipments
- Single internal cavity accommodates toploaders or oversized semi-rigid holders
- Glued frame helps limit movement of cards in transit
- Glue strip for sealing and tear strip for opening
Specifications
- Product type: Trading card mailing envelope
- Construction: Heavy-stock kraft brown
- Internal pocket: 5.5 x 4.5 inches
- Exterior when unsealed and flat: 7 x 6 inches
- Exterior when sealed and folded: 7 x 4.5 inches
- Weight per envelope: 0.45 oz
- Closure: Glue strip
- Opening: Tear strip
- Label fit: 4 x 6 inches
- Pack configuration: 50 envelopes
- Case configuration: 500 envelopes in 10 packs of 50
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these mailing envelopes fit cards in toploaders?
Yes. These trading card mailing envelopes have a 5.5 x 4.5 inch internal pocket designed to hold toploaders or oversized semi-rigid holders. Compare your packed holder dimensions with the pocket size before mailing.
How should I secure the seal on these heavy-stock envelopes?
The thick envelope material makes this extra sealing step useful.
Are these envelopes intended for thicker cards and card stacks?
Yes. These heavy-stock card mailers are better suited to thicker cards or stacks that cannot go through sorting machines. The glued frame also helps limit card movement during shipment.
How many envelopes are included in a pack or case?
A pack contains 50 mailing envelopes. A case contains 500 envelopes, arranged as 10 packs of 50.