Pinch pockets are probably the most popular option for tall jackets. These neatly keep the disc in the center of the pocket. Other options include slot pockets or thumbhole style cut outs.

The above title has a die cut window branding the company icon, and a window that spotlight the name on the business card. Disc goes in the top slot, and business card is held below.

Hubs can also be used to hold the disc. You can order foam hubs in black or white to match your art! Just let us know if you have a preference.

New! We now have cork hubs! These are 100% natural material—they go particularly well with fiberboard!

We have another variation – yep, you knew it, custom-r-us. We can do foam trays. And the foam trays, can hold things. Yep, things. Like USB things. And discs of course.
Check out this title; 2 USB dongles, a recordable disc with serialized printing, and bonus printing behind the disc.

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USB packaging with foam trays

We can also make these with paper trays made of 100% recycled, compressed paper and cork hubs. These are available in 5inch height only.

Most people are familiar with booklets. Ours are generally full color 4C/4C , they can be stapled or gatefolded, or poster style. And they can be attached in many different ways. You might put he booklet in a slot pocket, or a tube pocket, or a diagonal or curved literature pocket.
-- 4pp Tall Jacket with Literature Pocket

Tall jackets don’t frequently have a Glued Booklets or posters but it can be done!

Perfect Bound Book Examples – 28+ pages. These have thicker cover stock and are perfect bound books.

You can certainly put a disc on each side, but did you think of two discs on one panel? You can, the seven inch height is tall enough or we can make a taller height.

Our standard paper stock – contains, 20% recycled content. Recommend for special effects printing.

Our Truly Eco paper stock – contains 70-80% recycled content and post consumer waste. A bit softer.

Our fiberboard stock – lovely unbleached , brownish material, slightly fuzzy texture, uses end of chain material/pulp so very Eco.

Uncoated Papers – for that matte, feel me touch me look.

And we can do all kinds of thickness too. If you need additional choices, ask, but these cover just about everything you might want to create. What don’t we use? We don’t use individual sheets of paper that you might pick up in a stationary store, for example. We use big rolls of paper.

Jackets are generally printed one one side of the paper. When that paper is folded up & glued, it forms the inside panels. So the inner spines are the reverse side of the paper, along with the areas under the pockets. We do a special trick called PIPS – Printed inside Pockets and Spines. We thought of LIPS, lovely inside pockets and spines, but it was voted out. The other name for it is RIP, reverse inside printing, which is an accurate term but 1) has an unfortunate acronym, and 2) means a lot of other things in the printing world. So…PIPS. This needs to be added to jackets if you want to have that area between the spines, and inside the pockets printed. This is something we can help you with on the template.

We have a new twist – a magnetic closure.