RBHK 100pcs 14.5 x 19 White Poly Mailers Shipping Mailing Envelopes Bags

I have used these bags for several years now. I like their thickness and opaque design. They are super easy to use and hold up well for shipping all types of items. Easyvto seal and adhesive os strong, no need to open over it to hold it closed.

I use these a lot for shipping. They are strong and durable. Sometimes for extra security, I wrap an item in bubble wrap then put it in one Poly Mailer, seal it, then insert that mailer with the bubble-wrapped item into a second Poly Mailer. Seal it, and apply the label. These mailers are well worth the cost as they keep your shipped items secur.

My go to poly mailers for almost everything I ship.

Besides waiting two weeks, the product was packaged good and the envelopes are all useable! Last time had issues with packaging and lost about 15 envelopes.

Los sobres de polietileno de RBHK son un accesorio de oficina indispensable si necesitas proteger documentos importantes. Los utilizo para guardar facturas, contratos y otros papeles, y me dan la tranquilidad de que estarán a salvo del polvo y la humedad. El paquete de 100 sobres es muy conveniente y el precio es accesible. La calidad del material es buena; no son demasiado delgados y se sienten resistentes. Son una solución simple y efectiva para mantener tus documentos organizados y protegidos.

TLDR: Will work for 95% of people selling clothing and accessories.The best comparison is the bags Amazon has been sending out items in. I'm not talking about the bubble-lined bags, but their poly bags. I would say, and this is just from feel and testing (I didn't use a digital caliper to confirm) these are about half as thick and tough. Understand, that Amazon bags are designed to send things with hard plastic packaging, things with edges, etc. So, they MUST be thicker and more durable.Would I feel comfortable sending out a pair of men's jeans, wrapped in tissue paper, and a thick note card? Yes.If I sold a pair of shoes and put the box inside (Although I doubt the 14x19 bags are big enough for a box that will fit a size 12D), would I expect the edges of the box to poke through, but not rip the bag? I would say that's a 20% chance. Could the bag rip open if the area that the shoe box poked through got snagged on something? I would say it would make a much larger hole, but not enough to totally rip open and I would expect the contents to remain mostly protected.Most of what I'll use these for are shirts and pants, and these will work great. If I sell belts, I would probably double-wrap them, like put them in a Zip-lock bag, then wrap them in tissue paper, then bag them. I could see the prong of the belt finding a way to puncture the bag if it wasn't properly secured.Plus, you don't want your belt to get scratched up during travel.

These bags are durable and large enough to fit a queen-sized throw. I typically get the UPS bags and turn them inside out, but these are bigger and work just as well!

Exactly what I needed and wanted!