What's the max thickness this envelope can carry, comfortably?
913853
The thicker the item, the narrower it has to be, since the edges of the envelope must pull in as the thickness increases. In the 9 by 11 envelope, I can squeeze in a paperback book 6 by 9 by an inch and a quarter thick, but that's not "comfortably." An item about an inch thick is as far as I would go. After that, use a bigger envelope or a box.
913854
I used this envelope to send pictures out that I had done for the holidays. The envelope is sturdy enough were it won't bend but not thick enough to put too much in it. I hope this helps you out somewhat.
2234874
Only have a 9"x12" sized envelope to test with. It fits great in the backside zipper pocket. It also fits in front pocket but if very thick the closure flap might bend edge of envelope. I also tried a hanging file folder and it fit in the backside zipper pocket with room to spare, but not the front flap pocket.
55379
the truth is the heavier that fits is the best, i do not have it in front of me but try 12-16 guage or less, the thickest that you can fit in
812746
It is about 2.25 inches thick when folded. Mine arrived with a slightly bent leg, I suppose because the packaging was so shoddy. Its fine for the price but I do not recommend it.
427592
Glass envelope, from face to end of neck: 105mm. Glass envelope + metal connector: 130mm.
1739851
The paper thickness is equal to any I have used. I had to adjust the print area .05 of an inch for my Quicken but very easy to correct.
1907823
about 1-1/2 to 2 inches in thickness, it folds up and I keep it in the velvet case to protect it -- it does not fold completely flat tho'
1976171
A tight fit but does hold it. Also about 1 inch of envelope sticks above opening.
161084
It's 60cm wide. It's wide enough for me for sure. I have never found it to be too thin.
1677041
Hello, the documents accepted are :A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, B5, B6, B7, B8, Legal and LetterSo, minimum = 64x91mm and maximum = 215.9x355.6mm60 to 105 g/m2Plastic cards = 40 to 86mm x 40 to 86mm, thickness < 0.8mmFor special documents, there is a document support.Best regards,Paul
2113504
I carry it in my back jeans pocket all the time. It may add 1/4" to the overall thickness. While that sounds like a lot it is very well contoured and comfortable to carry. I am very happy with it, more so than any other case I have had.
2007049
not too thick...maybe 1/8" thickest: it has a couple of adjustments for thickness. The thinnest is VERY thin.
516166
1/2 inch thick. Wish it would hold about two more cards but it helps me stay limited. Great case and has held up with full use for over a year now.
1496163
I think it is about 120-125lb. I remember needing something thicker than index card and had no luck at local stores. This was perfect for our invitations.
1636134
It is very lightly padded, not bulky. If I had to guess, I would say about 3 mm. It is less than a bath towel thickness.
1981907
No, it will hold one card and one envelope comfortably. I wouldn't try to put more than that in it.
397600
Jeannie is right, 1.5 inches max thickness and you can make it as thin as the bread will stand.