Rigid Mailers

Rigid "do not bend" cardboard mailers keep a top-loaded card flat in transit. The other half of a safe shipment — pair with a team bag and bubble mailer.

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BOX USA Rigid Mailers 7x9 — 100ct

BOX USA

Made in USA from recycled materials; heavy-duty stay-flat mailer.

Pros

  • Made in USA from recycled materials
  • Heavy-duty stay-flat mailer, 100-count

Cons

  • 100-count is a lot for casual sellers
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Juvale 100 Pack 6x8 Rigid Mailers — 550 GSM

Juvale

Thickest cardboard option (550gsm); best bend resistance.

Pros

  • 550gsm — thickest cardboard option
  • Best bend resistance for shipping singles

Cons

  • 100-count is bulk for casual sellers
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ValBox 6x8 Self Seal Photo Document Mailers — 25ct

ValBox

Smaller pack for casual sellers; self-seal.

Pros

  • Self-seal — no tape needed
  • Smaller 25-pack for casual sellers

Cons

  • Higher per-mailer cost than 100-packs
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Hobby Armor Graded Card Shipping Protectors 4x6 — 100ct

Hobby Armor

Card-specific corrugated inserts; protects slabs and semi-rigids in shipment.

Pros

  • Card-specific corrugated inserts
  • Protects slabs and semi-rigids in shipment

Cons

  • Specialty item; plain rigid mailers are cheaper
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Card Shipping Envelopes 7x4.35 — 110ct self-adhesive

Hobby Mailing Supplies

Sized for toploaders and semi-rigids; huge monthly volume.

Pros

  • Sized for toploaders and semi-rigids
  • High monthly sales volume

Cons

  • Self-adhesive seal; press firmly
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