Clever envelopes make mail more fun
Japanese designers have created a cute way for you to open your mail - plus you'll never get a paper cut again.
With most communication taking place via the internet these days, it's a pleasant experience to get a real, physical letter in the mail. And these clever envelope designs give the experience an extra twist that can't fail to bring a smile to your face.
Created by Japanese company D-Bros, these envelopes not only look gorgeous, they'll also ensure you'll never suffer from those painstaking paper cuts. Recipients just need to pull back a cut-out tab to make a tear in the envelope.
The designs include three colours, with three different vehicles providing the rip-roaring effect. The aeroplane, car and steam train are adorably illustrated and perfectly complement the choice of colours for the envelopes.
[via Design Taxi]
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