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Most of my orders are clothing and accessories, so I needed something tear-proof but lightweight enough to keep postage low. These replaced the garbage bags I was basically shipping in before.



















I learned the hard way that a $45 ceramic mug arriving in pieces costs way more than the extra few cents for bubble lining. These saved me from refund nightmares.



















Getting mailers printed with your logo costs a fortune at low quantities. These give you that branded, put-together look for the price of a coffee.



















The mailer is only part of it. I used to throw products in a bag with nothing else and it showed. These little additions cost almost nothing but make customers feel like they bought from a real operation.



















I was keeping mailers in a grocery bag under my desk for way too long. Once I organized my shipping setup, packing orders went from 20 minutes each to under 5.



















Once I started shipping 50+ orders a week, buying 100-packs felt like buying single rolls of toilet paper. These bulk options brought my per-mailer cost down to almost nothing.

















