Stationery, Photos, and Art by Sizes

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Find The Right Sized Bag

Enter the dimension of the item you'd like to fit inside the bag.

Note: This will search for bags that are larger than the dimensions you enter. Width represents the opening side.

Width (inches)
Length (inches)
Thickness (inches)

How to manually calculate the correct size bag for a product:

  1. Add the depth of the product which will be inserted to the width of the bag
  2. Add 1/2 the product depth to the length of the bag
  3. Add extra space to the final dimensions - width and length of the bag for play. For the best fit we generally recommend adding 3/16" to the width and 1/16" to the length to provide the best balance of snug fit and ease of insertion. At a minimum, add 1/8" to the width to allow for enough room to insert the product.
  4. As an example: a product that is 5 x 1/4 x 7:
    1. Add the depth (1/4") to the width (5")(opening side) = 5" + 1/4" = 5 1/4"
    2. Add 3/16" for tolerance = 5 1/4" + 3/16" = 5 7/16"
    3. Add 1/2 the product depth to the length of the bag
    4. 7" + 1/8" (1/4"divided by 2 = 1/8") = 7 1/8"
    5. Add 1/8" for tolerance = 7 1/8" + 1/8" = 7 1/4"
    6. The final result gives you the minimum bag size required at 5 7/16" x 7 1/4". This would fit a 5" x 7" product with a backing board and mat (overall depth 1/4") fairly snug. Check your measurement against the list of bag sizes we offer. You will find we have a 5 7/16" x 7 1/4" bag to fit most 5" x 7" products.

Additional Considerations When Finding a Size:

If you are having a hard time finding the exact size in stock you may consider using a standard flap seal Crystal Clear Bag with extra length to fit your product. By using a flap seal style closure, you can fold the flap down as far as necessary to achieve a snug fit. For example, a 16" x 18" product 1/4" thick fits well into a 16 7/16" x 20 1/8" bag (B16) by simply folding the flap down 2 inches when you seal it.

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