I am making a gift card that will be accompanying the Aqua 4 bar A1 Envelopes. Could I have the color that you are using for these envelopes so I can match the color? It can be the Pantone or #. Thanks!
Asked by: Pete
The closest pantone number is 7464U. Hope this helps!
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Options, shades and styles, these cool Blue 3 5/8 x 5 1/8 Envelopes have got it all from the lightest of sky blue to the darkest depths of navy. Small but not the smallest of envelopes, these modest 4bar A1 work great for any mail content measuring in on the smaller side of things. Use these Blue Envelopes for gifting those small cards containing big gifts, especially on occasions like Hanukkah, birthdays or weddings.
Blue 4bar A1 Envelopes measure in at 3 5/8 x 5 1/8 and are available in ten different shades of blue. From a light Aqua shade to a deep Presidential Blue, you are sure to find one that suits the occasion and your style! Envelopes feature a rectangular gummed flap and can be ordered in increments of 25.
Feeling blue? It’s normal to get the blues, but it’s also normal to send the blues, and sending the blues has never been easier with these Blue 4bar A1 Envelopes.
Options, shades and styles, these cool Blue 3 5/8 x 5 1/8 Envelopes have got it all from the lightest of sky blue to the darkest depths of navy. Small but not the smallest of envelopes, these modest 4bar A1 work great for any mail content measuring in on the smaller side of things. Use these Blue Envelopes for gifting those small cards containing big gifts, especially on occasions like Hanukkah, birthdays or weddings.
Blue 4bar A1 Envelopes measure in at 3 5/8 x 5 1/8 and are available in ten different shades of blue. From a light Aqua shade to a deep Presidential Blue, you are sure to find one that suits the occasion and your style! Envelopes feature a rectangular gummed flap and can be ordered in increments of 25.
