Poster Sleeves Industrial Poly Bags - 2 Mil, 3" x 26" - 100 Bags

I'm using these a little differently than intended. I have a lot of longer necklaces (the chains are usually around 30" with pendants that measure 1"-4" long), and I'm planning to take several of them along with me on a summer cruise. Problem: how do you pack long necklaces without the chains getting all tangled?Solution: use these long narrow poly bags. I attach a cardboard tag to each necklace, then drop them pendant first into one of these bags, then staple the top of bag to the tag so that it doesn't fall off. Voilà! Problem solved! I'm taking a small stapler so I can repack them before the flight home.These are great quality, nice thickness, flexible (I fold these up and pack in a small packing cube), and sturdy enough to hold up to packing and repacking. Will happily purchase again when I run out of these.

They’re clear plastic tube bags for your posters to go into & be safe. What more can be said about them?

The product was actually much smaller than anticipated. The width was exactly as described but in my head I was imagining a 3inch diameter tube when I rolled my art prints, but really the tube must be rolled to about 1 1/2” diameter to fit the tube. Which doesn’t work for fine art reproduction pieces. Totally my mistake. Product description fits product exactly.

it's 3 inches flat, but when full is more like 1.5-2 inches. I guess I estimated wrong and was hoping for 3" wound when full to fit in 3" mailing tubes...

Very sleeve-like,and plasticy... all you could hope for.Did the job, no tips, no tears,no greasy clean up... what else could you ask for?

Wrong size for my needs but very good quality. Would rebuy if that size needed.

Arrived quickly and good quality. Appreciated being able to find these in a smaller quantity like this rather than just the huge quantities from other stores online. I used these for 22”x38” posters, had enough from on both sides to tuck the sleeve into the end of the poster rather than taping or stapling.

These were way too small to put a rolled poster in them for use at the art museum where I work. Rats! I've learned a lesson so now will make them into treat bags for next halloween?