Letter/Envelope: A regular envelope is a flat paper container used to enclose and mail letters or documents. It's typically made of paper, lightweight, rectangular and may contain an address window. 


Large Envelope: is a flat mail-piece used to send documents or other flat items that exceed the maximum dimensions of a standard letter but are not thick enough to be classified as a package or parcel. Typically used to mail Contracts, Legal documents, Reports, and Brochures.

  • USPS: Flat Rate Envelope or Large Flat Envelope

  • Canada Post: Flat Mailer or Oversize Letter mail

  • FedEx/UPS: Large Document Envelope

Letter Pack: Similar to a large envelope, but can be made of thin plastic, is a flexible style envelope-used for shipping documents or small, items that are too big to qualify as a standard letter but do not require a full box.


Packages: Typically includes boxes, padded mailers, plastic envelopes or tubes (cardboard, corrugated), bottles, drums, and other enclosures designed to hold the product. 


Magazine: A magazine is a printed publication, typically bound in a softcover format, that contains articles, images, advertisements, and features. 


Postcard: A postcard is a flat, single piece of thick paper or thin card-stock used to send a message without an envelope. Rectangular and rigid enough to mail without an envelope. It's one side usually has space for a short message and address and the other side may feature an image, photograph, or design. It's often mailed at a lower postage rate than letters.


Packages: A box or irregularly shaped mail item.


Pallet: A large shipment, usually consists of more than one box or package bundled on a wooden pallet base.