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I live in Japan and the vast majority of mail is folded in thirds, just like it is in the US... Is using envelopes for paper folded just in half actually widesp
by polm23 6y ago
I live in Japan and the vast majority of mail is folded in thirds, just like it is in the US... Is using envelopes for paper folded just in half actually widespread in other countries?
- rags2riches 6y agoYes. They are the ones buying the C-series envelopes.
- tilt_error 6y agoAfter a vacation in, then, Czechoslovakia I received a letter from the police. The letter was artfully folded so that the text would overlap at 90 degrees (if viewed with a light source behind the folded letter). I always reckoned that was done to scramble the letter from unintended reading. Normally the C3 or C4 envelopes used by government would be printed on the inside with a mass of letters, but in a way that matched with how the letter paper inside would be folded.
- mrweasel 6y agoIn Denmark you can get the envelopes that will fit an A4 folded in half easily, but I’ve see full A4 envelopes and those which require four foldes more often. But postal mail is almost a thing of the past. I think the last two “letters” I recieved was a new credit card and the keycard with one-time code for my government issued digital login.
- BrandoElFollito 6y agoSame in France. The vast majority of envelopes are the long ones where you have to fold three times and you never get it right (but are hzppy if it still fits into the enveloppe)
- DominikPeters 6y agoC5 is very common in the UK, but Germany also mostly sends in thirds (DL).