How to Choose a Mailer for Your Product

1. What are you shipping?

Soft goods such as folded clothing can often use a lightweight poly mailer. Boxed cosmetics, accessories and other compact items may need cushioning. For fragile, heavy or sharp items, test the complete pack; a mailer alone may not be enough.

2. What size actually fits?

Measure the product after it has been packed, not only the product itself. Allow enough room to insert the item and close the flap without strain. The mailer sizes in this catalogue are outer dimensions, so request usable inner dimensions when the fit is close.

3. Which finish and construction matter?

Consider film, adhesive, color, print area and whether a bubble layer is needed. A metallic exterior affects presentation; its protective performance still depends on the full construction. If environmental terminology is part of your brief, ask for material and test documentation for the exact option supplied.

4. What should be in a quote request?

Include the product or model, packed dimensions, quantity, destination, artwork and any target material or performance requirement. This gives the supplier enough context to discuss a suitable format and confirm price, minimum quantity and timing.