Replace single-use custom poly mailers with our certified home compostable custom mailers. The black custom mailers with logos are available in 4-5 different sizes for mini to micro-sized items. They are a Supr Packaging Solution available in a non-transparent, sturdy, premium matte finish, writable, and waterproof quality material. These black home compostable custom poly mailers for shipping Shoes, Stationery, clothing, etc.
Eco-Friendly Deliveries for Customers:
- Dark Excellence - The black custom mailers envelopes are non-transparent, reusable (double adhesive strip), sturdy, waterproof, writable and premium-matte sustainable packaging products.
- Redefined Packaging Aesthetics - The black personalized poly mailers are made of 70-80% PBAT and 20-30% PLA (Cornstarch).
- Branded Unboxing Experience - The black custom mailer bags can be customized on the front with the brand logo.
- Sustainable Glam - The custom mailer bags are AS4736 Commercially Compostable and AS5810 Home Compostable.
- Ideal Packaging Solution - The custom print mailers can be used for any kind of non-fragile items.
- Shelf Life - The custom mailers can be stored for up to 12 months in the absence of moisture and sunlight. However, Supr Pack recommends buying 3-6 months of sustainable poly mailers on a prior basis.
Sustainable Shipping Packaging
The black compostable personalized poly mailers take less space during the transit which results in less shipping costs.
Perfect for return orders
Same custom mailer bags can be used for return orders since it has two sealing strips.
Gift for Environment
After using the eco-friendly mailer, it can be put in a compost bin, returning to the environment without any harm.
Use Again & Again
The compostable custom poly mailers can be reused again and again for storing different items like clothes during travel or as dog poop bags.
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Choose to go green in black with our sustainable custom poly mailers with small batch customization of 50 mailers with your branding on the front.
