EOOUT36pcs Plastic Envelopes Poly Zip Envelope Clear Zipper Pouches File Folders, A4, Letter Size, 11 Colors, for School and Office Supplies

These are great for storing special papers because they are totally clear, zip closed to protect contents from spills or rain, and unlike any others I've found these have a small pocket on the front where you insert a business card or a piece of an index card to label contents! I don't know whether the plastic is the kind for very longterm storage. Flexible but much, much thicker than sheet protectors. A quality product.

These are awesome pouches to hold papers or craft projects. They have multiple uses.

Update: had these for a while and I have stuffed them with manuals, tax papers, and pens. They hold up to my abuse. I am going to order the next set to organize my side business. I like the front fits business cards so I can easily label things. I've stretched them out with stacks of stickers/decals and they have yet to rip.Bought these to help organizing different sets of documents needed to be kept for long periods of time. The manilla folders and traditional bi-folds become a headache, especially the larger a document packet can be. But these allow me to keep them organized, easier to browse through when I am out of the house, and less likely to drop food/fluid on them. So far I have been able to stuff 80 printer pages in one with ease. I think they are worth it.

I have 40 jig saw puzzles. I learned if I put pieces in these types bags, cut the photos off the boxes I can file my puzzles and take less room. They have little side pockets to put side pictures from the box to see at a glance which puzzle is in which bag.Pros: 1.You can see through the bag to see what is in them. 2. The little pockets (size of a little place card) 3. The plastic is stiffer then zip lock baggies for food so they stand up nicely in a big plastic container (that is a big plus).Cons: Because they do not havr real zippers (recommended) but have little slider plastic things to hold them together, they will pop open. This will never do when the purpose is to save my puzzles! They would work for crafts or sewing kits but not for storing puzzles. Im sending them back and ordered the more expensive ones with real zippers.Most of my puzzles are broken upmin sections and put in small baggies. This is how I put them away in the boxes. There are usually 10 baggies per puzzle. They fit fine but the 1000 piece puzzle that is completely apart with no baggie the pouch pops open. So if you are buying these to keep puzzles... buy ones with real zippers. If younare. teacher or into crafts they would be fine.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Good quality. Exactly what I wanted.

Excellent folders for use storing and protecting valuable documents. The coloring may be used to make sure they are in a particular order, or even use it to carry a number of items. Very useful and practical.

We use these at work for our puppy and kitten kits. They work great! Colors are nice. Definitely worth the price.

I really love the colors and the clarity of the plastic; it makes it easy to see what's inside the pouch. I have had these for about 2 years in my classroom to store thin books and laminated sheets of paper. The plastic itself is just okay. Mostly, I have not had issues with them tearing, but many of them are fraying around the edges, and some of the seams have come apart.The reason I am giving these only 3 stars is the zipper. OMG, I cannot tell you how many times I have tried to put back the zipper on these things. If you open the pouch too fast, the zipper comes flying off. Not only is that incredibly annoying, but in some cases, I am not able to put the zipper back on. Half the time, students use these, the zipper comes off, for this reason, I ended up having to replace all of these with better-quality pouches.