JAM PAPER 6 x 9 Open End Catalog Airmail Envelopes - White - 50/Pack

Very high quality envelopes. Premium printing, colors are crisp, and borders are symmetrical. Paper used has a good feel and weight to it. Bought these after receiving multiple low quality air mail envelopes from mead. My only issue with the envelopes is that the Airmail etiquette should be printed in the lower left corner instead of the right side. That way it is not in the way of where postage is applied. Overall a great product and far above other airmail envelopes out there. Photos compare JAM on the bottom and Mead on top. The difference in quality is painfully obvious. Go with JAM and you won’t get burned like I did.

These are good quality envelopes. Be aware that they do not have security tinting, so maybe do not mail checks, etc. in them.

I haven’t found any stores where I can buy airmail envelopes in decades. I’ve been buying them from this online supplier in the last few years. Good envelopes!

I ordered these for my wedding invitations (destination wedding theme) and they were exactly what I wanted! The envelopes are light weight and thin (which is what I was looking for). They have that classic airmail design and were easy to print addresses on. If you need airmail envelopes for special occasions or just for fun - these are the ones you want! I may be ordering more in the future!

Purchased to mail invitations for a travel-themed wedding. Got a lot of compliments on the overall invite and envelope that was well suited. These are not security envelopes, so the contents within can be somewhat discernable. Would absolutely purchase again. My only suggestion is to ensure you place your return label on the front left corner rather than on the back of the envelope. There were a few guests who nearly mistook the envelope for junk mail rather than a formal invitation. Haven't had any issues mailing within the US.

They are not very lightweight, but not heavy weight either. I understand why you would want lightweight envelopes to stay within single postage stamp/airmail threshold ounces. These weigh about .2 oz each, which is not that much greater .1-.6 oz less than the super thing ones. I would rate these 5 stars due to the quality of the paper used to make them. They are robust, and will not reveal the contents inside like other thin envelopes where correspondence shows underneath the envelope. I would whole-heartedly recommend these.

These envelopes are printed with the iconic airmail red and blue edge and a printed "Air Mail" emblem on the front but they are essentially regular envelopes. They were not made with the ultralight paper the original envelopes were made from. For international mail, it does lend a visual clue that the letter is going overseas but I have no idea if any post office sees that with the high-speed sorting machines that are used to rout mail. If you think that look is attractive or important, then this is a good choice.

I got these cause the Mead brand ones look like ass (the ones on the right is the Mead brand).