Tag Archives: History

Have you ever seen someone with broccoli or something in their teeth? Or maybe you’ve been the one with the leafy green smile? Either way, it’s always good when someone points it out so you can fix it. That’s the way I’ve always thought about feedback: if you have something to fix, the first step [...]

The 2nd Annual Los Angeles Printers Fair is just weeks away on September 25, 2010 at the International Printing Museum in Carson, CA. Envelopments was a key sponsor at last year’s Fair and we are grateful for their participation in this one too. Besides generously donating hundreds of sheets of beautiful paper, this year Envelopments [...]

We have seen all sorts of partnerships that have blurred the boundaries of business. Especially in the wedding industry; husband and wives working together or cousins and best friends striking out as entrepreneurs. Even the paper industry has many businesses with their roots in family tradition… such as Crane & Co. or the Flax retail [...]

A friend recently went to a bridal shower where the hostess had her guests fill out their own thank you envelope with their return address. Hmm… while it may have made things easier, it sure raised a few eyebrows around the office. It started me thinking about the evolution of etiquette; where is it going? [...]

Have you ever wondered how Envelopments comes up with the names of our colors? For 13 years (next week) I have witnessed and sometimes been a part of the naming process of colors at Envelopments. I love reading about this kind of stuff so I figured I would write about it. I have always been [...]