7" x 10" Packing List Envelope

The 7 x 10 packing list envelope is the standard sized pouch that ecommerce fulfillment teams stick to the outside of every shipment so carriers, customs agents and customers can see the invoice without opening the box. This 7 x 10 shipping sleeve is built with a clear 3.15 mil polyethylene front and a 63 GSM kraft paper back, which gives you full visibility of the packing slip on one side and a sturdy adhesive backing that grips cardboard, poly mailers, plastic and most parcel surfaces.

Inside, the 6.61 by 9.6 inch cavity is sized for the most common packing slip and invoice formats: folded 8.5 x 11 invoices, half sheet packing slips, branded receipt cards, customs declaration forms and return label inserts. The clear plastic front lets carriers scan barcodes and read shipping addresses without removing the packing slip, which keeps fulfillment moving and reduces wrong delivery issues. The adhesive backing is permanent once applied so the 7 x 10 packing list envelope stays in place through transit, weather and rough handling.

This is the right pick for ecommerce brands, fulfillment centers, warehouses, freight shippers, online retailers and dropshippers who need a reliable way to attach invoices and packing slips visibly to outgoing shipments. The 7 x 10 size handles branded packing slips with logos, longer multi line invoices and folded customs paperwork. Bulk packs of 100, 200, 300 and 500 bring the per unit cost down meaningfully for high volume fulfillment operations that go through stacks of packing list envelopes every week.

• Sized for folded 8.5 x 11 invoices, half sheet packing slips and branded receipt cards
• Clear 3.15 mil polyethylene front lets carriers scan barcodes and read addresses without opening
• 63 GSM kraft paper back with permanent adhesive grips cardboard, poly mailers and parcels
• Stays in place through transit, weather and rough handling once applied
• Bulk packs from 100 up to 500 count for high volume fulfillment operations

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• Ecommerce brands and online retailers attaching invoices to outgoing customer shipments
• Fulfillment centers and 3PL warehouses processing high volume order shipments
• Dropshippers shipping branded packing slips with order details and return instructions
• Freight shippers and B2B businesses attaching customs forms and shipping documents
• Shopify and Amazon sellers including visible packing slips on every fulfilled order