Pen+Gear A6 Invitation Peel and Stick Envelopes, White, 4.75 in x 6.5 in, 50 Count

great size and very sticky

To be honest, I hadn't priced them elsewhere. The brand seems fine.

worked great!

These envelopes have so many uses: cards, letters, invitations, etc. They are so fun to have a different size because you can “see” the envelope.

Perfect sized envelopes for letters, announcements, invitations, photos, cards, thank you notes, etc! Love that they have a peel off sticky part to close the envelopes instead of having to lick them. Good quality as well as good quantity with 50. Would recommend!

I am a fan of these Invitation Envelopes by Pen+Gear. This box of envelopes contained 50 white envelopes in size A6, meaning that they have a booklet style square flap that is gummed for sealing and perfect for invitations. The measurements are 4.75 in x 6.5 in. The envelopes flaps are peel and stick, which make sealing so easy. Perfect for people who make do-it-yourself invitations. I personally use these envelopes for all occasions too. Definitely recommend!

These are great. Not see through. I was going to use them for my volunteer ministry to send out some invites but they're not the right size without folding my tract so I'll use them more for mailing my rent check and cards out to people. They're thin but work well.

Great Envelopes and a Great Value! The only downside was, the batch of envelopes I purchased lacked the glue on part of the envelope flap, causing me to have to use cellophane tape to secure the envelope completely. There is a chance the envelopes were older stock, and that the glue lost it's "stickiness" over time. The area that was missing glue was almost identical on each envelope, however not each envelope was affected! Other than that, great envelopes!

Box and envelopes were damaged.

You get what you pay for :(. The paper is super thin and the contents of my letter can be seen through the paper. It’s like it’s made up of printer paper. The glue is not sticky at all and can be ripped off easily which is a security risk in itself. I ended up having to use a glue stick to close it nicely.