Universal 81525 Project Folders, Jacket, Poly, Letter, Clear (Pack of 25)

If you've ever ended up having to stop what you are doing to search for that one missing piece of paper, these Universal Project Folders are for you. They hold about 10 - 15 pieces of normal size 8 1/2 x 11 paper, maybe a few more at a stretch. And they are clear so you can see what is in them without having to open them up. So you can just put all your documents for each project you are working on in a separate folder and then easily find them when you need them.The folders are sturdy, but still relatively flexible, and fit nicely in my briefcase. I also like that they are only closed on two sides - this is enough to keep papers from coming out easily, but also makes it easy to put papers in. I had previously tried some of those "slip-in" plastic sleeves for three-ring binders that are closed on three sides, and only open at the top, and I found it hard to slide papers into those, and sometimes hard to slide them back out too. So I like the two-side closure of these Universal project folders a lot more.All-in-all, these are great folders, and I have no complaints about them, other than that they are a teeny bit expensive. But they are well worth it!

I'm a professional organizer and a productivity coach, so I am always looking for good office products. These are terrific - they hold up well, are glare-free and aren't brittle like some plastic project folders. They're also well-priced (I go through a lot). I use plastic project folders to group like papers within a regular file folder, and these work fine for that, although they may even be thicker/heavier than needed for internal use (and sometimes I prefer colored plastics). Where these absolutely excel is as stand-alone project folders, or for frequent handling. I use them for my client files, labeling the front with the client's name in 3/4" label tape, then keep current client files in a magazine holder on my desk for easy access. Same with current action projects. These transport well if I were to take them to a client's location, and the clear plastic lets me easily view my most recent notes or contact info.

Initially purchased them for travel. But have found them equally useful in organization of important documents and work handouts. Recently discovered that they can be easily punched with a Tul punch. Now I am using them as plastic folders for loose letter paper in my letter size disc Tul notebooks. When the project folders are punched, letter size paper is a little tight but it works for what I need it to do. The folders are clear and durable. For travel I have color coded specific use folders with different color cardstock (inside: front and back page) for quick identification, plus adding a little extra protection to the documents inside. Very impressed with the quality of the product, haven't found anything in a store that matches this product for quality, price and versatility.

Usage: - To keep papers somewhat organized. - To carry around documentation in bags (school bag, messenger bag, etc)Opinions: - The flexibility-rigidity is just what I was looking for. I can bend it to fit beyond tight zippers. Yet it is rigid enough to keep my papers from wrinkling. - The size of the folder is just a little bit larger than letter size. So if you have large projects or packets of papers, there'll be some edges that will not be protected. - It is clear, not frosted. So you can easily see and read what the folder holds. - Great quality & amount for it's price. :)4 stars because as much as I like it, I have papers stapled that are more than 15 sheets.When the sheets stick out, the edges are unprotected and get bent and wrinkled.

These are great! I bought these to organize my colored cardstock. Previously, I purchased the Pendaflex Ice colored folders  Pendaflex Copy Safe Project Pockets, Letter Size, Ice Color, 10 Per Pack (99849)  which are great quality, but the ice color made it difficult to see the cardstock colors. The Universal Project folders seem to be the same thickness and rigidity, but they are also clear. These Universal Project folders are slightly smaller (between 1/8 in and 1/4 in.) in both height and width than the Pendaflex folders, but 8.5" x 11" sheets still fit easily in them. I also use this type of folder when I'm travelling, so I can readily read my itinerary through the sleeve. They work great for both of my purposes.

I use these in file folders to isolate important documents I absolutely must keep or may need to access quickly. They are thick poly, completely clear, and the size is right – I've tried some that stuck up too high in a folder and covered part of the folder label. The only others I've found that are the same size and thickness are Staples Poly Project Pockets, but they only come in a 5-pack of assorted colors (one of which is very dark) and are much more expensive.

I use these clear poly folders to keep papers that relate to a specific topic, either as a replacement for file folders or to segment topics within a file folder. I also use one for each of my coaching clients.They hold plenty of sheets, which are then easy to access but don't fall out, due to the bottom sealed edge. They stay in good shape even with multiple handling, and are thick enough so the folders are solid to use. I label them with 3/4" high plastic labels (using a Brother P-Touch labeler), so they are easy to identify and can be reused, as the plastic labels strip off cleanly.

Perfect for projects and travel documents! And transporting files safely (keeps paperwork dry and crisp) Love these!