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Catalog envelopes are sometimes called Open End envelopes A Booklet envelope is similar to the catalog envelope except that the booklet envelope opens on the long side. For example, on a 9" x 12" booklet envelope the open flap is along the 12" side. Hence, booklet envelopes are sometimes called Open Side envelopes.

Open-side envelopes are sometimes called booklet envelopes and have their flap running along the longer dimension of the envelope. The standard sizes range from 6x9 to 10x15. Open-side envelopes are commonly used for mass mailings as they are machine insertable.

Typical booklet envelope sizes include: 6 x 9 — Best for “cute-sized” smaller materials like pamphlets, booklets, small catalogs or small printed fliers. This form factor is just slightly less wide than a #10 envelope and around two inches taller.

The difference between catalog envelopes and booklet envelopes is that catalog envelopes open on the short side, while booklet envelopes open on the long side.

Booklets highlight a very specific product or service in a very visual way. The main goal of booklets is to attract new customers through attention. A catalog is a list of products or services offered by a company, where the main characteristics are detailed, and the main objective is to inform or sell.

Typical booklet envelope sizes include: 6 x 9 — Best for “cute-sized” smaller materials like pamphlets, booklets, small catalogs or small printed fliers. This form factor is just slightly less wide than a #10 envelope and around two inches taller.

Booklet envelopes have a long-side opening and a standard flap style appropriate for automatic insertion equipment. These envelopes also come with a peel-and-seal or square flap to fit any project requirements and are well-suited for annual reports, brochures and sales literature.