25% Cotton Linen #10 Envelope, Commercial Flap, Gummed Closure, 4.13 x 9.5, White, 250/Box
25% Cotton Linen #10 Envelope, Commercial Flap, Gummed Closure, 4.13 x 9.5, White, 250/Box
- Crisp texture of 25% cotton has a rich, substantial look and feel.
- Versatile, 24 lb. premium writing weight.
- Compatible with inkjet and laser printers and copiers.
- Linen finish.
- Acid-free to resist yellowing and disintegration.
| Specification(s) | |
|---|---|
| Seam Type | Diagonal |
| Global Product Type | Business/Trade Envelopes |
| Flap Type | Commercial |
| Trade Size | #10 |
| Security Tinted | No |
| Opening | Open Side |
| Envelopes/Mailers Closure | Gummed |
| Exterior Material(s) | Linen-Cotton Fiber Blend |
| Finish | Linen Texture |
| Basis Weight | 24 lb Bond |
| Envelopes/Mailers Exterior Dimensions | 4.13 x 9.5 |
| Color(s) | White |
| Color Family | White |
| Machine Compatibility | Copiers, Inkjet Printers, Laser Printers |
| Matching Coordinated Products | Southworth® 554C & P554C Linen Business Paper |
| Product Biodegradability in Days | 0 |
| Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent | 25% |
| Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent | 30% |
| Total Recycled Content Percent | 55% |
| Disclaimer Statement | This product was made using wood sourced from a certified managed forest. |
| Footnote 1 | Bond basis weight is measured in pounds per 500 uncut 17" x 22" sheets of paper |
| UPC | 00083514895201 |
Make a professional first impression with fine, coordinated stationery. Rich, linen-cotton stock lends an element of elegance to any correspondence. Compatible with inkjet and laser printers and copiers. Gummed flap. The Southworth® collection of business papers is truly among the finest papers available for professional offices of any size. Communicate in style. From the first moment to enduring memory, cotton paper adds a touch of class, making first impressions more impressive with a distinct crispness and an unmistakable feel. Someone picking up your document will know before they even read a single word that there’s something special to it. Cotton fiber also provides archival durability – it’s the reason so many historic documents are still with us even centuries later.