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Custom Poly Flyers

Custom poly flyers give documents, samples, cards, and other suitable flat goods a lightweight flexible mailing format with a printed outer face. The finished flyer is planned around the packed footprint, thickness, closure area, opening direction, and mailing route, so the quote can address fit and artwork together rather than treating every flat shipment as the same size.

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Starting at$0.37per unit on bulk orders
Minimum order
50 units
Production
From 7 business days

Working quote

Configure your custom poly flyers

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Poly flyer setup

Size and print choices first. Contact details come next.

Units
Finish
Minimum order50 units
Production estimateFrom 7 business days after digital proof approval
US shippingFree US shipping on the standard fulfillment path
Sample kit$44.99 USD shipping charge, credited toward your first order

Product brief

A flexible flyer for flat, suitable contents

Custom poly flyers are a practical option when a shipment needs a recognizable printed face but does not need the standing walls of a rigid carton. Documents, product samples, cards, fabric swatches, and other flat or lightly compressible contents can be considered when their packed profile suits a flexible outer mailer. The format keeps the package easy to store and handle while giving the recipient a clear branded surface to see in the mail stream.

The useful question is not simply whether an item is flat. A product with a sharp corner, a rigid component, a fragile finish, or a carefully arranged presentation may need another construction. Product geometry, packed weight, edge character, orientation, closure area, handling route, and the desired opening moment should be reviewed together. A poly flyer is not a substitute for a crush-resistant box, and the quote should make that boundary visible before artwork is finalized.

Measure the packed profile, not the loose item

Prepare the contents as they will actually enter the flyer. Share the packed length and width, the fullest thickness, the orientation, and any feature that changes the outline, such as a binder edge, clip, card stack, rigid sample, folded insert, or bundled accessory. Include tissue, information cards, or protective sleeves that travel inside because those additions affect the footprint and the space near the flap.

If a program includes several sizes, list each packed format separately. A shared printed concept can work across a range, but each finished flyer still needs its own dimensional review. The allowance around the contents and the closure relationship are confirmed during specification review rather than selected from an arbitrary category size. That keeps the mailer from being based on an empty silhouette or an average that misses the thickest pack.

Choose the flexible format with the route in mind

The flat poly construction can suit a document pack, a sampling program, or a soft mailer insert that can tolerate flexible handling. Its lack of rigid walls is also an important limitation: the package will not create a standing box presentation or the same crush structure as a paperboard mailer. Compare the item's fragility, corners, surface sensitivity, packed weight, and the handling it will meet before committing to the flyer format.

A card set, folded leaflet, or fabric swatch has a different need from a glass component, a projecting metal part, or a gift set that must arrive in a defined arrangement. When the contents need a controlled reveal or a stronger outer structure, a rigid or paperboard mailer should be part of the comparison. Sharing a real packed sample or clear photographs gives the quote team a better basis for that decision than the product name alone.

Plan print, flap, and opening direction together

The broad outer face can carry the wordmark, repeat pattern, campaign artwork, or handling message. Keep the hierarchy coordinated with the flap and the way the recipient first encounters the package; critical artwork should not be placed where the closure changes the intended reading order. Interior printing can be discussed when the opening moment matters and the selected construction supports it.

Finish choices belong in the same conversation as the film and artwork. Matte Lamination can be reviewed for a lower-glare surface direction, Gloss Lamination for a higher-sheen direction, Spot UV for selected contrast, and Foil Stamping for chosen lettering or linework subject to artwork review. The digital proof is the practical point to inspect the printable face, flap relationship, finish direction, and detail near an edge or fold.

What the production path needs from you

Easy Box Packaging makes this format to order. The standard minimum order is 50 units, production is from 7 business days after digital proof approval, and Free US shipping is available on the standard fulfillment path. Dieline and proof review are included on every order at no extra charge, giving the buyer a defined opportunity to check the flyer footprint, closure area, artwork placement, and intended packed presentation before production.

A sample kit can be requested for a $44.99 USD shipping charge credited toward the first order. Pricing remains quote-only because the finished poly flyer depends on the packed dimensions, quantity, print coverage, closure specification, finish direction, and shipping details. The quote request should therefore include the physical product information and the visual brief together instead of relying on the category name alone.

Where a custom poly flyer can fit

A document dispatch can use the flyer when a printed outer face helps identify a report, welcome pack, or information set and the contents can tolerate flexible handling. Product sampling can also fit when a flat sachet, card, swatch, or light sample is described with its sleeve and any accompanying insert. Promotional mailings can use a coordinated design when the packed thickness remains consistent across the campaign.

The use case changes when an item is brittle, sharp-edged, unusually heavy, or meant to arrive as a structured presentation. In those situations, explain the handling requirement early and compare the flexible flyer with a paperboard or rigid mailer. The right construction depends on what the package carries and how it should be received, not on a generic promise that one format works for every flat shipment.

What should you send for a quote?

Send the packed length, width, fullest thickness, orientation, product quantity, and a note about cards, sleeves, clips, projections, or other additions that travel inside. Add the artwork status, preferred exterior or interior print coverage, and any Matte Lamination, Gloss Lamination, Spot UV, or Foil Stamping preference. If several sizes share the program, provide each packed format rather than one average size.

Also explain the intended route and whether the contents are soft, rigid, fragile, surface-sensitive, or likely to puncture a flexible film. The standard path starts at 50 units, production is from 7 business days after digital proof approval, and Free US shipping is available. Those facts help with planning, while the quote still needs the actual packed product, closure, artwork, finish, and destination details to determine the custom specification.

Proof points

What the specification should make clear

A useful proof connects the flexible flyer to the contents it will carry and the artwork that identifies the shipment. It should make the silhouette, closure area, printed face, and approval point easy to inspect without treating a poly mailer as a rigid box.

Format
Flexible custom poly flyer for flat documents, samples, cards, and suitable soft goods.
Sizing
Packed length, width, fullest thickness, orientation, additions, and closure area guide the specification.
Print
Exterior print, interior print, and selected finishes can be discussed against the chosen construction and artwork.
Approval
Dieline and digital proof review take place before production begins.
Close view of cobalt-printed poly flyer face, top flap, and flat document set

A flat mailer planned around the real packed profile

The printed poly flyer is more than a generic envelope. Its footprint, fullest thickness, flap relationship, printable face, opening direction, and surface treatment all need to work with the contents as packed. Share the actual document set, sample, or soft good so the specification is reviewed against the shipment rather than an empty outline.

Close view of cobalt-printed poly flyer face, top flap, and flat document set
Format
Flat flexible custom poly flyer
Intended contents
Documents, cards, samples, swatches, and suitable soft goods
Sizing inputs
Packed length, width, fullest thickness, orientation, sleeves, and projections
Closure
Flexible flap and seal area reviewed with the packed profile
Print coverage
Exterior custom print; interior print can be discussed for the selected construction
Finish directions
Matte Lamination, Gloss Lamination, Spot UV, or Foil Stamping subject to material and artwork review
Production trigger
After digital proof approval

Check the contents before choosing a flexible flyer

A flexible format can suit flat goods when geometry, weight, edges, orientation, closure, handling, and presentation are considered together. Rigid components, fragile surfaces, or a box-led reveal may point toward a structured mailer instead.

Flat-pack fit

Documents, card sets, swatches, and light samples can suit the flyer when their packed footprint and fullest point are clear.

Flap relationship

Include sleeves, tissue, cards, and other additions so the flap and seal area are reviewed with the actual contents.

Protection boundary

Glass, sharp projections, heavy contents, and a defined box presentation are reasons to compare a structured mailer.

From packed contents to finished poly flyer

A clear quote starts with the contents as they will be packed and ends with digital proof approval before production. Share the physical details and visual direction together so the flyer, flap, print, and route are considered as one specification.

  1. 1.0

    Share the packed profile

    Send packed length, width, fullest thickness, orientation, quantity, and any sleeves, cards, or projections.

  2. 2.0

    Describe the route

    Explain whether the contents are soft, rigid, fragile, surface-sensitive, or likely to puncture a flexible outer mailer.

  3. 3.0

    Choose the print direction

    Describe exterior or interior print, preferred coverage, artwork status, and any Matte Lamination, Gloss Lamination, Spot UV, or Foil Stamping request.

  4. 4.0

    Review the dieline and proof

    Check the proposed flyer size, flap, printable faces, artwork placement, and finish direction against the packed contents.

  5. 5.0

    Approve production

    The standard minimum is 50 units, and production is from 7 business days after digital proof approval.

Review the flexible material and print direction

Request a sample kit for a $44.99 USD shipping charge credited toward your first order. Use it to review the film feel, printed face, flap relationship, and finish direction before finalizing the custom flyer brief.

Shipping charge: $44.99. Credited toward your first order.

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Plan the flyer around the packed contents

Send the dimensions for a custom poly flyer quote

Share the packed length, width, fullest thickness, quantity, destination, artwork status, and preferred print or finish direction. If you are unsure whether a flexible flyer or a structured mailer is the better fit, include the contents' fragility and handling requirements so the format can be scoped accurately.

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