I always have trouble remembering what these are called so it can be very hard to find them. However I find them helpful in many ways. I may use them as temporary storage when sorting papers as a good paper safekeeper (pocket folders can mess up paper edges in the fold no matter how careful you are) and for papers I need to see what they are at a glance. (This is further boosted if I’ve color-coded with the assortment pack. ). A couple of unique uses I love: cut them down in size making sure to leave 2 adjacent sides sealed. Use in the car for a handy storage of small coupons given at the cash register. Take one sized for boarding passes and itineraries when you’re traveling. Use a brightly colored one for this so you’ll notice if you drop it. You can even cut a slit in the top front so the upper part of the boarding pass sticks out and can be pulled through the slit of helpful. Be sure not to cut too close to the open edge.
The clear jackets are good but what I really wanted and which you seemed to have discontinued are the clear plastic folders with pockets that had a colored band on the edge/fold/spine. I bought a whole bunch of them a year or more ago and they were very handy because I like to color code things.
Sturdy colorful but easy to read papers inside. Great way to organize papers. I use them when I need to take a few papers in the car so they won't get crinkled or stepped on.
For some reason these are no longer available sealed on three sides. They are sealed on two sides only. Okay if all you put in them are full sheets of paper.