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1. First-determine the "width" of the envelope. The width is always the shorter measurement. When an envelope opens on the shortest side it is called a catalog envelope or an open end envelope.

2. Second-determine the "length" of the envelope. The length is always the longer measurement without including the flap. When an envelope opens on the longest side it is called a booklet envelope or an open side envelope.

3. Third-determine the "depth" of the expansion. That is the thickness that the envelope expands to. This is sometimes referred to as the Gusset.





4. Fourth-determine the envelopes "bottom" shape. V (V-Bottom) or W (Box Bottom).