What type of paper do you use to create your Blank Finished Single Vision (FSV) Envelope (Non-Expandable)?

This non-expandable envelope is produced from 80# premium-grade white matte paper.

How should I send my custom envelope artwork?

Attached is a general guide for layouts. It is HIGHLY advisable to print, cut, and fold layouts to check for proper bleeds, spacing away from folds and die line edges, and to insure no art is being covered by areas that fold over each other. Also, the attached .ai Template has TWO layers: Layer 1 is the die line. This should ALWAYS remain the exact color it is, remain ‘locked’, and kept isolated from the ‘Art’ layer. The second layer is for the graphics to be printed, and should contain ONLY the graphics to be printed. Any extraneous objects or duplicate objects should be removed from the file. Here’s some suggestions that will have them print far better, easier, sharper, and dry quicker: 1) All black text and background should be on the Key[K]/Black separation ONLY. 2) All logos would reproduce better in vector format; if not available, should be 400ppi/dpi 3) All images should be 400ppi/dpi. 4) All text should be vector. 5 All colored text should be just that… text ‘filled’ with the appropriate color, NOT a text mask with a colored block behind it[as Photoshop files tend to do]. 6) All front/back/bottom/side bleeds should be a minimum of 1/16th of an inch.* 7) All text and images should be a minimum of 1/16th of an inch away from folds and die cutting areas.* 8) Full coverage bleeds beyond the die cut should be a minimum of ¼ of an inch. 9) All spot color[PMS Colors] must be converted to process color[CMYK]. 10) Files should be submitted in .pdf format. *1/16th inch is the MINIMUM. We encouraged using 1/8th - 3/16th inch for internal bleed areas[over folds], as well as spacing elements away from folds and cutting areas.

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Creative Envelope

26 Highland Dr, Putnam, CT 06260

(860) 963-1231

Blank Finished Single Vision (FSV) Envelope (Non-Expandable)

Description:

Our Blank Finished Single Vision (FSV) Envelope (Non-Expandable) is meticulously designed to provide exceptional protection for your valuable lenses, ensuring they remain scratch-free and in pristine condition. These envelopes are the go-to solution for eye care professionals and optical stores, offering reliable lens storage and safe transport. They also come in two versatile sizes, catering to a range of lens dimensions. Choose between the compact 3 inches by 3 inches option or the slightly larger 3 ½ inches by 3 ½ inches size, depending on your specific needs.

Shipping and Turnaround Times: If the item is in stock, then it ships the same day or the next day. If it is a standard custom order item, then you can expect it to be shipped about 10 days after proof approval. If it is a special custom order, then shipping will take 3-4 weeks.

Materials Used: Lined with protective, non-woven fabrics that are designed not to scratch or leave any particulates on the lenses.

Sizing and Dimensions

Product Sizing Specifications

Closed

Open

Unfolded

Frequently Asked Questions

Commonly Asked Questions & Helpful Responses

What type of paper do you use to create your Blank Finished Single Vision (FSV) Envelope (Non-Expandable)?

This non-expandable envelope is produced from 80# premium-grade white matte paper.
What sizes do the Blank Finished Single Vision (FSV) Envelope (Non-Expandable) come in?

These envelopes are available in two sizes: 3 inches by 3 inches and 3 ½ inches by 3 ½ inches.
What are the Blank Finished Single Vision (FSV) Envelope (Non-Expandable) best used for?

These envelopes are best used to protect lenses from scratches.
How should I send my custom envelope artwork?

Attached is a general guide for layouts. It is HIGHLY advisable to print, cut, and fold layouts to check for proper bleeds, spacing away from folds and die line edges, and to insure no art is being covered by areas that fold over each other.

Also, the attached .ai Template has TWO layers: Layer 1 is the die line. This should ALWAYS remain the exact color it is, remain ‘locked’, and kept isolated from the ‘Art’ layer. The second layer is for the graphics to be printed, and should contain ONLY the graphics to be printed. Any extraneous objects or duplicate objects should be removed from the file.

Here’s some suggestions that will have them print far better, easier, sharper, and dry quicker:

1) All black text and background should be on the Key[K]/Black separation ONLY.
2) All logos would reproduce better in vector format; if not available, should be 400ppi/dpi
3) All images should be 400ppi/dpi.
4) All text should be vector.
5 All colored text should be just that… text ‘filled’ with the appropriate color, NOT a text mask with a colored block behind it[as Photoshop files tend to do].
6) All front/back/bottom/side bleeds should be a minimum of 1/16th of an inch.*
7) All text and images should be a minimum of 1/16th of an inch away from folds and die cutting areas.*
8) Full coverage bleeds beyond the die cut should be a minimum of ¼ of an inch.
9) All spot color[PMS Colors] must be converted to process color[CMYK].
10) Files should be submitted in .pdf format.

*1/16th inch is the MINIMUM. We encouraged using 1/8th - 3/16th inch for internal bleed areas[over folds], as well as spacing elements away from folds and cutting areas.