Is it worth paying more than bubble mailers?

If plastic-free packaging matters to your customers or your brand, yes. Otherwise bubble mailers are lighter and cheaper to ship.

What sizes should I stock?

Most sellers start with 7 1/2" x 10 1/2" and 8 1/2" x 12" for small goods and add a larger size for apparel or boxed items.

Can it go in curbside recycling?

Yes. The outer kraft, inner kraft and newspaper padding are all paper, so the whole mailer recycles where mixed paper is accepted.

Will it protect fragile items?

It cushions light items well but is not a substitute for a box on glass or ceramics. Use a box with void fill for those.

Case pricing varies by size and seller. Compare per-mailer prices across stores and buy the size you use most in bulk.

Pregis Pad-Kraft padded mailers

Q: Self-seal or plain seal?

Self-seal saves tape and packing time at a higher unit cost. Plain seal is cheaper per mailer if you already tape boxes.

Last price we saw

$90.66last seen Nov 3

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Our take on the Pregis Pad-Kraft padded mailers

Pregis Pad-Kraft mailers are three-layer paper shipping envelopes with a shredded recycled-newspaper cushion instead of bubble wrap. The outer layer is post-industrial recycled golden kraft, the inner layer is FSC-certified natural kraft, and the whole mailer is curbside recyclable. They come 150 to a case in nine sizes from 5" x 10" to 14 1/4" x 20", with self-seal or plain-seal closures. No current price was provided, so check the live comparison for where each size sits against its recent range.

Best forSmall shops shipping breakables and small partsSellers who want plastic-free, curbside-recyclable packagingLow-volume shippers buying by the case