Use the same approved logo and company details for the letterhead and envelope. Then compare how those elements print on the selected papers.
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Use one source for the brand assets
Send the original logo file and any brand colour references to the printer. Keep the company name, address and website in one approved document. Copy details from that source instead of retyping them separately for each item.
Compare papers and print areas
Letterheads and envelopes may use different stocks and have different printable areas. Compare paper shade as well as the printed colour. Ask about folds, seams, flaps and window placement before deciding where the design should sit.
Check the pair together
Place the letterhead and envelope beside each other when reviewing a sample. Confirm the document fits with the intended fold and inserts. Record the approved specification for each item so later reorders can be checked against the same reference.
Related guide: Check Envelope Fit and Printable Area
