Branded envelopes that seal properly, hide what is inside them, and carry an address a courier can actually deliver to.
Business, window, document, invitation and salary envelopes, printed on ready-made stock or converted from flat sheets when the design runs edge to edge.
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What goes inside decides almost everything: the size, the opening edge, the paper weight and whether the envelope needs to hide its contents. Start from the item, not from the design.
DL size for a letter folded in three, printed with your logo, address and a return line. The everyday envelope for correspondence, quotations, cheques and anything that goes out on your letterhead.
A die-cut window with a clear film, so the address printed on the letter shows through and nothing has to be addressed twice. The format for invoices, statements, fee slips and anything sent in volume.
C4 and C5 pocket envelopes that take A4 flat or folded once, often board-backed or cloth-lined for contracts, certificates, legal papers and anything that must not arrive creased.
Square and rectangular envelopes on heavier stock, with a printed inner liner or a pointed flap. Made to match a card rather than to carry a letter, so the size is measured from the invitation rather than chosen from a standard range.
Small opaque envelopes with an internal security tint so contents cannot be read against the light. Printed with a name and department panel where wages, bonuses or reimbursements are handed over.
Seasonal money envelopes for Eid, weddings and celebrations, printed with patterns or Urdu calligraphy on coloured stock and cut to size here. Ordered in volume by families, banks, retailers and corporate offices.
Standard sizes below, with what each one takes. Always allow a few millimetres of clearance: an envelope cut to the exact size of its contents is difficult to fill and tears at the corners.
Custom sizes are made from flat sheets and converted, which is how we match an envelope to an invitation card or a non-standard document. Send us the finished card size and we will work back to the envelope.
Two separate choices, and both change how the envelope is used more than how it looks.
Opening edge
Flap shape
Closure
In Karachi humidity, gummed envelopes stored for months can stick together in the box. If the run will sit in a store room before use, peel and seal is the safer specification.
The question that decides envelope stock is not how it looks, it is whether anyone can read the contents through it. Thin white paper held against a window shows a cheque number, a salary figure or a result. If what you are sending is confidential, weight and tint matter more than anything printed on the outside.
The standard business envelope stock. Clean, opaque enough for ordinary correspondence and economical in the thousands. The default unless the contents are confidential.
Noticeably more substantial and considerably more opaque. The right choice for cheques, statements, legal correspondence and anything you would rather nobody read against a light.
A pattern printed on the inside face so contents cannot be read through the paper at all. Standard practice for salary envelopes, bank statements, results and anything carrying figures.
Hard-wearing brown stock for documents, dispatch and internal circulation. Cheaper than white, tougher in transit, and it does not show handling marks the way white envelopes do.
A stiffened back panel or a cloth lining for certificates, contracts, drawings and photographs. It stops contents bending in a courier bag, which no amount of Do Not Bend printing will.
Coloured and textured stock at 120gsm and above, with a printed paper liner inside the flap. Because we convert envelopes from flat sheets here, the liner is printed as part of the same job rather than added later, and the envelope can be cut to any size you need.
This is the first decision on any envelope job and it decides your cost, your minimum quantity and what your design can do.
Printing on ready-made envelopes means we print onto stock envelopes that are already cut and glued. It is cheaper, it works from small quantities, and it is what most business envelope orders use. The limits are physical: we cannot print into the extreme edges, ink laid over the glue seams and the flap crease prints unevenly, and full-bleed colour is not possible. Keep the design 5 mm clear of every edge and off the seams and it prints cleanly.
Converting from flat sheets means we print the envelope flat, then die-cut, crease and glue it into shape. Colour can run right to the edges and across the flap, the inside can be printed as a liner, and the size can be anything you specify. It costs more, needs a higher minimum quantity, and a custom size needs a cutting die made once.
The practical rule: if your design is a logo, an address block and a colour band, print on ready-made and save the money. If the envelope is part of the presentation, a wedding suite, a premium client pack, a product box insert, or the colour has to run to the edge, convert from flat.
An envelope has two jobs after it leaves you: reach the right door, and get opened rather than set aside. Both are decided by what is printed on the outside.
If you are sending in volume, we can print addresses directly onto the envelopes from your list through variable data printing, which is faster and cleaner than labels. Send the list as a spreadsheet with one column per field.
Envelopes are the one place where the language choice is partly practical rather than editorial, because part of what is printed has to be read by a sorting clerk or a courier rider.
Sindhi, Pashto and Arabic follow the same rules. Send us the copy and we will typeset it.
Envelopes look like the simplest job on the list and produce more reprints than most, usually for reasons that had nothing to do with the artwork.
We will tell you when the stock you have chosen is too thin for what is going inside it, and offer a heavier weight or an internal security tint. A salary envelope you can read against a window is a problem no design fixes.
Window envelopes only work if the address on your letter lands inside the window when folded. We send the template with the exact window position so your document is built to match, rather than discovered not to.
When colour has to run to the edge, across the flap or onto an inner liner, we print flat and convert rather than telling you it cannot be done. Custom sizes to match an invitation are made the same way.
Addresses printed directly onto the envelopes from a spreadsheet through variable data, which is cleaner than labels and faster than writing them. Quotes are in PKR with stock, printing and conversion included.
Tell us what goes inside and we will confirm the size, the opening edge, the weight and whether a security tint or a window is needed.
Upload print-ready artwork, or send your logo, address and any Urdu copy on WhatsApp and our designers will lay it out on the correct template.
You get a proof showing the print area, seam and flap clearance, and the window position where there is one. Check the return address and phone number carefully.
Printed on ready-made stock or printed flat, die-cut, creased and glued, then boxed and delivered in Karachi or couriered nationwide.
Which rules apply depends on whether we are printing on ready-made envelopes or converting from flat sheets, so tell us which at the start.
On ready-made envelopes
Converting from flat sheets
Both
No artwork yet? Send your logo, address and what the envelope is carrying, and our design team will build it on the right template before it goes to proof.
What goes inside decides the size and the opacity; how it travels decides the stock.
DL envelopes matched to the letterhead for correspondence and cheques, with C4 pocket envelopes for contracts and reports. Order both together so the branding and the paper colour stay consistent.
Window envelopes with an internal security tint for statements, policy documents and cheques. The tint is not optional here: account numbers and figures read straight through untinted stock.
Envelopes converted to match the invitation exactly, with printed monograms, pointed flaps and printed liners. Order envelopes and cards together so the fit is measured rather than estimated.
Opaque salary envelopes with a name, department and period panel, security tinted inside. Small, cheap and the simplest way to hand over wages without the amount being visible to the next person in line.
Result cards, fee vouchers and parent correspondence in window or tinted envelopes, so a child carrying the envelope home cannot read it and neither can anyone else.
Branded C5 and C4 envelopes for documents, invoices and small flat items, board-backed where the contents must not bend. For bulky parcels the courier flyer does the travelling and your envelope goes inside it.
Envelope pricing depends on the method. Printing onto ready-made stock envelopes is the cheaper route and works from small quantities. Converting from flat sheets, which is what full-bleed designs, printed liners and custom sizes need, involves printing, die-cutting, creasing and gluing, so it costs more per piece but opens up everything a stock envelope cannot do. Both are printed digitally, so there is no plate charge either way and no minimum tied to a design. Quotes are in PKR.
| Quantity | Cost per envelope |
| 25 – 100 | Highest per piece, though still viable |
| 250 | Noticeably lower |
| 500 | Best value on most jobs |
| 1,000 and above | Quoted per job |
A few things worth deciding before the quantity is fixed.
Reorders are simple. Your file and cut path stay on record, so a repeat run needs no new setup and no new proof unless the artwork has changed.
Runs start at 25 envelopes, whether we are printing onto ready-made stock or converting from flat sheets. Everything is printed digitally, so there is no plate charge and no cutting die, which is why a custom size is possible at quantities most suppliers will not touch. Cost per piece falls as the run grows, most noticeably at 250 and 500.
Only by converting from flat sheets. On a ready-made envelope the paper is already cut and glued, so there is no bleed and the design has to stay 5 mm clear of every edge. If colour must run right to the edge or across the flap, we print flat and convert, which costs more and needs a larger run.
Through 100gsm white stock held against a light, often yes. For cheques, salary slips, statements, results and anything with figures, use 120gsm or heavier and add an internal security tint, which is a pattern printed on the inside face specifically to stop this. It costs very little and it is the whole point of the envelope for those uses.
The address printed on your document has to land inside the window once the sheet is folded, so the letter and the envelope have to be designed together. Ask us for the window coordinates before you lay out the document, and test with a folded printout of your own letter before the run.
Yes, directly onto the envelopes through variable data printing, taking one envelope per row of your list. It is cleaner than labels and far faster than hand-writing. Send the list as a spreadsheet with one column per field, and include phone numbers, since couriers here rely on them.
DL at 110 x 220 mm if the A4 sheet is folded in three, C5 at 162 x 229 mm if folded once, and C4 at 229 x 324 mm if it must stay flat. For certificates and contracts that cannot bend, use C4 with a board-backed panel.
Yes, and this is what the flat-sheet conversion is for. We cut and glue envelopes to whatever finished size you need, with a pointed flap and a printed inner liner if you want one. Send us the card size, or better, send a sample card and we will work back to the envelope with the right clearance.
Gummed is cheaper and fine when envelopes are sealed a few at a time. Peel and seal is worth the difference the moment somebody has to seal several hundred by hand, and it holds up better in humidity. If the run will be stored for months before use, specify peel and seal so the gum cannot seal itself shut in the box.
Yes. Keep the address panel in English and standard numerals so couriers and postal clerks can read it at speed, and put your company name, return line or greeting in Urdu on the flap or the left panel. Eidi, shagun and invitation envelopes are often fully Urdu, and Nastaliq calligraphy printed on a coloured stock works particularly well there.
Print-ready PDF is best, at 300 DPI in CMYK with fonts outlined or embedded. For ready-made printing, supply artwork positioned on the envelope size with 5 mm clearance all round. For converted envelopes, build on our die template with the die line on its own layer. We also accept AI, EPS, CDR from CorelDRAW, packaged INDD and layered PSD.
Yes. Send your logo, address, phone number and any Urdu copy, along with what the envelope will carry. Our designers lay it out on the correct template, keep the address panel and seams clear, and send a proof before anything is printed.
Across most of them, and the list keeps growing. The envelopes we print regularly go to corporate offices, banks, finance and insurance, wedding and event card printers, payroll and HR departments, schools and academies and online stores and dispatch.
The trade matters less than what the job has to do. Two businesses in completely different lines often need the same size, stock and finish, and two shops in the same trade often need entirely different ones. If your line of work is not named above, tell us what the envelopes have to do and where they will be handled, and we will tell you what suits it.
Yes. Orders are couriered anywhere in Pakistan, including Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Hyderabad and Quetta, and delivery within Karachi can be arranged directly. Envelopes are boxed flat in sealed packs so they arrive clean and unbent.
Pick a product from the range above and order on the site, or send your requirement on WhatsApp with the size, stock, closure, quantity and what the envelope will carry, and we will come back with a quote in PKR before anything moves forward.
Pick a product from the range above, or tell us what the envelope has to carry and send your logo on WhatsApp. We will come back with size, stock and closure options and a quote in PKR.
