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An envelope printing project is about much more than just selection of sizes and paper quality. There are much more important aspects of these business stationeries that demand closer looks and considering myriad options. Flaps and closures are two important areas that add to the formation of the envelopes. The closures you want must be dependant upon how you want to protect your documents and how you want to present it, whether open or closed. Depending upon how you want to seal your mailings, you can decide whether you want a

Standard seal is the seal that is required to be moistened with gums to remain stuck and closed.

Self-closing indicates to closing the document by ripping off the plastic backing that exposes a synthetic, permanent gum. This gum in self-closing envelopes prevents hassles of using tongue or messes of using sponge. The permanent gum protects contents inside tight for a long time or a long journey.

Reusable closing is ideal for envelope that is intended for interoffice or driver logs and etc. Reusable closure features clasps, fancy button and string to ensure safety of documents against getting torn.

No adhesive or un-gummed closing is perfect for the printing project which is not needed to be closed or does not require sealing. In this way, you can save on closing or gumming costs and forgo the gum. If you are printing large reusable envelope or keeping small items, consider no-gumming option for your printing project.

Similarly, you may consider an open end or an open end flap or a booklet catalogue. The open end or catalogue options have flap at the short end forming a portrait orientation. On the other hand, if your envelope printing project needs a landscape orientation, consider an open side or booklet flap design where the flap is kept at the long end. After you have made up your mind on the right kind of flaps or closing according to the one you are going to print – you are all set and get going for print.