Triplast 100 x A6 Printed Document Enclosed Wallet (158 x 110 mm) | Peel & Seal Clear Plastic Envelopes/Sleeves/Pockets/Wallets | Attach Invoices, Packing Lists & Delivery Notes to Parcels

good folders, strong and sticky. They do the job at a good price and arrived quickly when I needed them

These are of good quality unlike some I have used. Highly recommend.

This product is very simple to use, and the adhesion is very strong, giving a very nice seal for any important documents inside. The wallet has 2 separate paper covers over the adhesive material, one for the back of the wallet, and one over the seal. This is a great design, as the wallet can be attached to the package before the documents have to be placed into the wallet and then sealed, so they can be placed inside the wallet very neatly, and the wallet can be attached completely straight without having to worry about folding or damaging the documents inside. The wallet is a perfect size to comfortably fit an A5 piece of paper, and is flexible enough to fit multiple documents without worry. The ‘DOCUMENTS ENCLOSED’ text on the front of the wallet is extremely bright and clear, making it very easy for customs to see exactly what is inside of the wallet.

**Title: Sticks Like a Dream and Shouts Its Purpose – The Unsung Hero of Document Protection** It’s not often that a humble document wallet earns a standing ovation — metaphorical or otherwise — but this one rather deserves a quiet round of applause. While it might not carry the glamour of a high-tech gadget or the allure of something unboxed with fanfare, for those of us who regularly send parcels laden with forms, invoices or customs declarations, this unassuming item is a small stroke of logistical brilliance. Functionality is where it truly shines. The design is unexpectedly clever, engineered with a degree of foresight that one rarely encounters in the world of sticky-backed plastic. The wallet features two separate paper covers protecting the adhesive — one on the back of the wallet itself, and another over the sealing flap. This dual-layer approach makes all the difference. Why? Because it allows you to affix the wallet to your parcel before even thinking about what’s going inside. No frantic juggling of paperwork, no creased documents, no last-minute contortions trying to slide forms into an already half-adhered sleeve. The wallet stays flat, stays straight, and allows you to insert everything in a calm and orderly fashion — which is exactly the sort of gift you didn’t know you needed until you’ve had to wrestle with cheaper alternatives. The adhesion is reassuringly robust. Once stuck, it stays stuck. There’s no peeling at the corners, no half-hearted grip that fails at the first hint of damp air or a slightly rough cardboard surface. It clings with the tenacity of a tax inspector and gives your documents the sort of security they deserve — especially when the parcel is facing the long and bureaucratic gaze of international customs. Size-wise, it’s spot on. A5 slips in with room to spare, but not so much that your documents rattle around like socks in a washing machine. There’s enough flexibility in the material to accommodate multiple pages, too, so you won’t be sacrificing protection just because you’ve included an extra invoice or two. It flexes, it folds, but it doesn’t split or warp. And then there’s the shouty bit — the “DOCUMENTS ENCLOSED” banner across the front. Bold, bright and utterly unmissable, it does exactly what it says on the tin, but with enough clarity to make sure the relevant authorities don’t have to go hunting. If subtlety is your thing, this isn’t for you — but then again, subtlety has no business on the outside of a customs form wallet. Overall, it’s a refreshingly well-thought-out product in a category that is usually populated by flimsy, fiddly, and frustratingly ineffective alternatives. It’s straightforward to use, reliably strong, and serves its function with quiet confidence and a hint of swagger. So no, it’s not glamorous — but it works, and it works brilliantly. Which, when you’ve got time-sensitive documents travelling halfway across the globe, is all you could possibly ask for.

Great for work as I send a lot abroad

In this age of online selling, where you are compelled to print off delivery labels with barcodes and other scan able grids etc, it's vital you can clearly see all of the information so the logistical systems it will pass through can also scan the label, as can the deliverer! I find these pouches invaluable, you can fold the label so it fits perfectly inside and does not move the pouch sticks fast onto any parcel wether its a bag or box whereas using tape there is always a risk the tape will peel or obstruct the label. Any volume seller wether a small business or other should make sure they have these pouches in their despatch room

Arrived safely& quickly

I really wanted a plain panel on the front, my mistake for not reading the listing before clicking the buy button, but they are being used and good quality. When A4 is folded in half and then half again to make this approx size, just be aware that the pouch pocket area is not as big as that folded size, part of the top band when you remove the sticky back peel is going to stick to anything inside, i.e. label and then against your package. Ideally i would look for something that seals it self to a packet and not partly on the shipping document / address label. Just an insight, not a complaint, in case it is relevant, as it is marked documents enclosed, they will be stuck to part of this wallet unfortunately.