Custom Bubble Mailers

Custom bubble mailers are lightweight shipping envelopes with an air-cell cushioning layer, printed with your logo or design. TBPB prints them in the sizes you choose with no minimum order, from a single sample run to large reorders. Send your dimensions and quantity and we will quote it.

Pricing depends on size, material and quantity. Tell us what you need and a specialist replies within one business day with a firm quote, a free dieline and a digital proof. No minimum order, free shipping.

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Shipping and Turnaround

Standard production runs 7 to 14 business days, depending on the box style, print method, and finishing you choose, a simple kraft mailer moves faster than a box with foil stamping or spot UV. Need it sooner? We handle rush requests case by case, so email us your deadline before you place the order and we’ll tell you straight whether we can hit it.

Shipping is free on every order, in the United States and internationally. We ship with FedEx, UPS, USPS or DHL depending on your location and order size, and you’ll get a tracking number as soon as your order leaves our facility.

  • Standard turnaround: 7 to 14 business days
  • Rush orders: handled case by case, contact us with your deadline
  • Shipping: free worldwide via FedEx, UPS, USPS, or DHL
  • Tracking: provided once your order ships
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A custom bubble mailer is a lightweight shipping envelope with a layer of air-cell cushioning built into the wall, printed with your brand on the outside. TBPB prints them with no minimum order, and if you bring a written quote for the same specs we will beat it under our price-beat guarantee.

What a bubble mailer actually protects

The cushioning layer is thin. It absorbs the small knocks and scrapes that happen in sorting facilities and van floors, and it stops hard edges from scuffing each other. It does not stop a crush. A bubble mailer is the right call for jewelry in a small box, cosmetics tubes, phone accessories, books, sealed supplements, small candles in a rigid sleeve and similar items that weigh a few ounces to a couple of pounds.

It is the wrong call for glass bottles with no inner box, anything with sharp corners poking against the film, or a product that bends. If the item can snap, ship it in a mailer box or add a rigid inner carton. We will tell you straight when a mailer will not do the job, because a damaged parcel costs you more than a better box would have.

Choosing the size

Lay the product flat and measure the longest and widest sides. Mailers are specified by usable inside width and length, and the seal strip eats about an inch or so at the top, so ignore the printed outside size and look at the usable interior. Leave a little slack: a tightly packed mailer strains the seam and the product pushes against the cushioning, which defeats it. For items that vary in thickness, size to the thickest point.

Tell us the product dimensions and we will recommend a size, rather than guessing from a chart. If you sell several items of different sizes, you can order several sizes with different quantities and no minimum order on any of them.

Print and branding

Artwork prints on the outside surface. A single flat logo is the simplest and the most economical to produce, while an all-over pattern or a full-color design makes the parcel read as a branded delivery rather than a plain envelope. Keep text clear of the seal strip and the edges, where the film folds and cracks ink. Dark, saturated colors look striking but show scuffs more than lighter designs, so choose with the delivery route in mind.

  • Self-seal adhesive strip with a peel-off liner
  • Air-cell cushioning layer inside the wall
  • Custom outer print: logo, pattern or full design
  • Multiple sizes in one order, with no minimum order per size

Bubble mailer, padded mailer or poly mailer

These three get confused constantly. A bubble mailer uses air cells for cushioning. A padded mailer uses a paper-based fill and is easier to recycle in some places. A poly mailer has no cushioning at all and suits soft goods like clothing. Our poly bubble mailers pair a poly film exterior with the cushioning layer. Pick by what you ship, not by price alone.

Seal strips, seams and the details people miss

Check the seal strip before you approve anything. A good one grips on the first press and holds through humidity, which matters if parcels sit in a hot van or a cold dock. Seams should be flat and even along the sides, since a wavy seam is usually where a mailer fails first. When you pack, press the product to one end, smooth the air out of the cushioning and then close the flap, so the mailer lies flat in the carrier network and does not burst under a stack of other parcels.

Next step

Send your product dimensions and the quantity you want, even if it is just one. TBPB prepares the artwork layout, confirms the size and quotes it.

Frequently asked questions

  1. Is there a minimum order for custom bubble mailers?

    No. TBPB has no minimum order. You can order a small sample run to check the size and print, then reorder in larger quantities once you are happy with them.

  2. What can I safely ship in a bubble mailer?

    Light, non-fragile items work well: small cosmetics, accessories, books, apparel accessories and sealed supplements. Items that can snap, shatter or bend need a rigid box or an inner carton as well, because the cushioning layer is thin.

  3. How do I choose the right bubble mailer size?

    Measure the longest and widest sides of your product and compare them with the usable inside dimensions, not the outside size. The seal strip takes up some room, so leave a little slack. Tell us the product size and we will recommend one.

  4. Can I print my logo on a bubble mailer?

    Yes. The outside surface can carry a logo, a pattern or a full design. Keep text away from the seal strip and edges, where the film creases, and send artwork at print resolution.

  5. What is the difference between a bubble mailer and a padded mailer?

    A bubble mailer cushions with air cells, while a padded mailer uses a paper-based fill. Both suit light goods. Padded options are often chosen when recyclability matters, so check what your local collection accepts.

  6. Does TBPB offer a price-beat guarantee on mailers?

    Yes. Send a written quote for the same specs from another supplier and TBPB will beat it. The quote needs to match on size, quantity and print so the comparison is fair.

Product Overview

A bubble mailer ships small, lightweight products in a sealed envelope that costs less to post than a box and still cushions against everyday knocks. TBPB prints yours with your logo or full design on the outside, in the sizes your products actually need. Several sizes can go in one order. There is no minimum order and the price-beat guarantee applies when you bring a matching written quote, so it is simple to test a size before you commit.

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Learn More About Bubble Mailers

Start with your heaviest, thickest product and size the mailer to it, using usable inside dimensions rather than the outside size. If you sell a range, order two or three sizes instead of forcing everything into one. For fragile items, a bubble mailer on its own is not enough, so add an inner box or switch to a mailer box. Keep your print away from the seal strip, and choose lighter colors if the parcels will be handled roughly. Send us the dimensions and quantity and we will confirm the best fit.

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