Negative Envelopes

Negative Envelopes

Original negatives and drawing need to be carefully looked after — you don’t want to take them out after a few years and discover they’ve faded away. Open-side negative file envelopes are used to store film negatives, photographs, blueprints illustrations and other sensitive materials for extended periods. They’re made from 40# tan/brown kraft material which is very sturdy and blocks light or moisture from affecting the contents. A box of wholesale negatives is ideal for photo developers, archivists, engineering firms, artists and others who care for historical items.

Negative Storage Envelopes in Bulk

By ordering high-quality envelopes, you’ll have a positive storage solution that lasts. Negative file envelopes measure 12" x 17", letting you slide in full sheets of the tabloid paper commonly used for magazines, flyers and architectural drafts. Open-side negative file envelopes have un-gummed flaps that extend longer than a typical flap would. It also means you won’t accidentally brush a negative or print against a potentially damaging adhesive. By taping the flap shut, you can ship or otherwise transport your negatives safely.

We use SFI-certified kraft stock with well-constructed side seams so our negative envelopes can hold everything you need. Call us at 855-632-8520 to ask about custom negative photo envelopes with a business logo, watermark or other artwork that will make them easier to identify and track. The Supplies Shops has the largest in-stock selection of envelopes and stationery with free shipping on orders over $99.

Negative Envelopes

Original negatives and drawing need to be carefully looked after — you don’t want to take them out after a few years and discover they’ve faded away. Open-side negative file envelopes are used to store film negatives, photographs, blueprints illustrations and other sensitive materials for extended periods. They’re made from 40# tan/brown kraft material which is very sturdy and blocks light or moisture from affecting the contents. A box of wholesale negatives is ideal for photo developers, archivists, engineering firms, artists and others who care for historical items.