
Three mailer formats, printed in full color at our own factory. Poly for soft goods, bubble for anything breakable, kraft when you want the plastic out.
Between these three, most online stores are covered.
The default choice for apparel and soft goods. Barely registers on the scale, shrugs off rain, and prints edge to edge at no extra charge.
Bubble-lined inside, your artwork outside. What you reach for when the thing inside can chip, crack, or scratch.
No plastic, goes straight in the curbside bin. For brands whose customers ask what the packaging is made of.
The mailer is usually the only physical thing a customer touches before the product itself. A plain grey bag says nothing; a printed one tells them who it's from while it's still sitting on the porch. It's also one of the cheapest brand impressions you can buy — you're already paying for the bag either way.
Compare protection, weight, and cost side by side in our detailed breakdown.
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A folded tee in a poly mailer usually ships for less than the same tee in a box, and the bag doesn't soak through if it sits on a porch in the rain.
Glass droppers and pressed powder palettes don't survive a flat mailer. Bubble lining absorbs the drops that happen between the truck and the doorstep.
You're shipping the same customer twelve times a year. Your saved artwork stays on file, so a reorder is a few clicks rather than a new print setup.
Cables, cases, and small devices fit a #2 or #4 padded mailer without void fill, which saves both the box and the packing peanuts.
Build the artwork in the browser, approve a proof, and we print it. Runs start at 200 units for bubble mailers.