Quality Park® Tyvek® Envelopes, 9" x 12", White, Box Of 100

When you're new to the legal profession, you're always looking to see what other people are using. Manila envelopes are fine for everyday use; however, most law firms use these envelopes to send legal documents that cannot be lost, torn, or damaged. Small binder clips and staples aren't a problem for them. Love 'em. If you need high-quality standard security envelopes for your company, these are the best (press and seal): br>br>.

Rylee Dorsey

| Sep 19, 2021

I recently started selling my old stuff on the internet, and I bought these envelopes to mail shirts to my customers. They're ideal for the job! br>br>The envelopes appear to be a little thin. Although light shines through and you can almost see what's inside, there is just enough security to prevent you from reading the packing slips inside. The Tyvek is much stronger than you might think. br>br>The envelopes have a peel-and-open feature. to reveal the adhesive flap by removing the protector The flap has a perforated section for easy opening where you're supposed to stick it. Because I don't trust this perforated strip to stay closed during shipping, I always fold the flap of the envelope down further. br>br>When I run out of these envelopes, I'll buy more.

Eliana O’NEILL

| Jan 23, 2021

I work in legal, and one of my responsibilities is to send documents to clients who are detained or incarcerated in deplorable conditions. We also get rain six months out of the year in Oregon. Tyvek is the most superior material. It's a very tough material that ensures our clients' envelopes won't tear and their contents won't get wet. The material is said to be thick in some reviews, but I've never seen thick Tyvek. The thickness of these envelopes is about the same as it has always been. I'm not sure what the perforated "release" strip is for, but the envelopes are made in the USA with real Tyvek and aren't much more expensive than paper, so I'm pleased.

Finnegan O’CONNOR

| May 03, 2021

Because there are times when you need an envelope that can withstand being dropped in the rain, mauled by postal machines, snagged by unforeseen sharp edges, and attacked by rabid raccoons while still keeping your documents safe. br>br>Above all, love yourself. Even if I use packing tape, the closing edge is adhesive.

Boone Barker

| Jan 30, 2021

They were used to store sewing pattern envelopes while I was sewing. I also made index dividers out of cardboard pieces that were slightly taller and wider than the sewing pattern envelopes, which I covered with Tyvek envelopes. This helps keep any acids or moisture from passing through from one pattern to the next, as well as keeping the whole thing acid-free. Free and archive-safe for a longer period of time than when combined with other products.

Kaiya Rivera

| Feb 18, 2021

These envelopes served their purpose admirably. I'll be using them in the future!.

Laney Moyer

| Jan 10, 2021

Office Depot is the source for these envelopes. I really like this product and have used it for years, and they are half the price of the same envelope on the Office Depot site for some reason. Will not be torn at all. There's also a peel and stick option, which eliminates the need to lick. Instead of ordering the smaller sizes, you might as well order this 10x13 size. The price is similar.

Brinley Roach

| Feb 11, 2021

I live in New Zealand where the only thing that comes close to tyvek in our country are wrist bands, which won't serve my purpose, we don't have this product in our country and a lot of our scrapbooking associates don't have it either, so I had to buy it from overseas. br>But it's a great product; it's light and it did the job for me.

Ximena MISTRY

| May 10, 2021