Jiffy Rigi Bag® Mailers

1. Measure the Flat Item Measure the actual document, photo, artwork, print, or other product being shipped.

2. Allow Loading Clearance Choose a mailer slightly larger than the product so it can be inserted without bending or damaging edges.

3. Use the Number as a Guide The #1 through #7 labels identify the product series, but dimensions should drive the final selection.

4. Check Protection Needs For extremely valuable or fragile items, determine whether additional cushioning or an outer corrugated package is appropriate.

Flat products often need a different kind of protection than soft merchandise. Documents, photographs, certificates, prints, and artwork can be damaged by bending even when they do not need the depth of a corrugated box.

Jiffy Rigi Bag® Mailers address that problem with kraft laminated-fiberboard construction. The current product page describes the mailers as resistant to folding, creasing, and bending and identifies a cohesive self-seal flap plus a tear strip. Choose the size around the product dimensions and value. High-value artwork, irreplaceable documents, or items facing demanding distribution may still need a secondary corrugated package or additional protection. The current page identifies a kraft laminated-fiberboard construction that provides rigidity for flat contents. Rigid construction is intended to help protect flat items from folding, creasing, and corner damage during normal handling. The current product copy identifies a high-strength cohesive self-seal flap for closing the mailer. A tear strip provides a defined opening method for the recipient.