Everything below is what dollargeneral.com actually served on 2026-08-21, each priced individually.
What was on the listing, checked 2026-08-21
We opened every product page the category served us. Names, sizes and prices below are copied straight off each listing, grouped by what they actually are rather than the order the site showed them.
Mailers and envelopes
| Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Duck Bubble Mailers | 8.5 × 11 in, 2 ct | 2.75 USD |
| Duck Cushioned Bubble Mailers | 6 × 9 in, 2 ct | 2.75 USD |
| Duck Brand #5 Big Bubble Poly Mailer | 10.5 × 15 in, 1 ct | 2.65 USD |
| Office Hub Security Envelopes | 40 ct | 2.75 USD |
| Office Hub Security Envelopes | 80 ct | 2.75 USD |
| Office Hub Strip & Seal Envelopes | 75 ct | 3.25 USD |
| Office Hub White Envelopes #10 | 50 ct | 2.75 USD |
| OfficeHub White Envelopes #6 3/4 | 100 ct | 2.75 USD |
Boxes and kraft paper
| Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Duck Brand Kraft Box | 11.75 × 8 × 4.75 in | 3.25 USD |
| Duck Box | 14 × 14 × 14 in, 1 ct | 3.25 USD |
| Duck Kraft Paper | 30 in × 15 ft | 4.15 USD |
Tape, bubble wrap and labels
| Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| OfficeHub All Purpose Labels | 128 ct | 1.50 USD |
| Duck Bubble Wrap | 12 in × 5 ft roll | 3.15 USD |
| Duck Original Cushion Bubble Wrap | 27 sq ft | 7.00 USD |
| Scotch Heavy Duty Shipping Packaging Tape | 1.88 in × 13.8 yd | 3.00 USD |
| Duck EZ Start Packaging Tape with Dispenser | 12 yd | 3.65 USD |
| Duck Max Strength Packaging Tape | 12 yd | 4.50 USD |
| Duck Max Strength Packaging Tape | 15 yd | 4.50 USD |
| Duck Packaging Tape and Dispenser | 1.88 in × 35 yd | 6.00 USD |
| Duck HD Clear Heavy Duty Packaging Tape with Dispenser | 30 yd | 6.00 USD |
| Duck HD Clear Packaging Tape with Dispenser | 1.88 in × 40 yd | 6.00 USD |
| Duck Max Strength Packaging Tape with Dispenser | 1.88 in × 25 yd | 7.50 USD |
| Duck Brand Heavy Duty Clear Packing Tape | 2 ct | 8.50 USD |
| Duck Standard Grade Packaging Tape | 4 ct | 9.25 USD |
Eight mailers and envelopes, three boxes and kraft paper items, and thirteen tape, wrap and label products, all with their own posted price rather than one blanket figure for the aisle. Eleven of the thirteen items in that last group are variations on packaging tape, which says something about which product actually turns over fastest in this category.
Where the shelf runs out
One real box, cube-shaped
The 14 x 14 x 14 in Duck Box is a genuinely large cube for a dollar-store shelf, well past what most competitors stock at this price point. It is still a cube, though — nothing on the listing handles a long, flat, or narrow item the way a purpose-cut carton would.
Bags top out at 15 inches
The Big Bubble Poly Mailer, at 10.5 by 15 in, is the largest bag on the listing. That covers a folded garment or a stack of small items; anything with corners or hard edges belongs in one of the two boxes instead.
No case-quantity discount
Every price on the tables above is for the single pack shown, not a bulk rate. Buy the same mailer by the case from a packaging wholesaler and the per-unit arithmetic changes completely; the shelf pack competes when you need two bags, not two hundred.
Price what you're actually sending Compare against Dollar Tree
A short shopping list, by shipment
A folded shirt or a few small items
The 6 by 9 in cushioned bubble mailer or the 8.5 by 11 in bubble mailer covers this without going near a box, at 2.75 USD each.
A stack of garments
The 10.5 by 15 in Big Bubble Poly Mailer, at 2.65 USD, is the largest bag on the shelf and holds a small stack of folded clothing with room to seal.
Something bulky but light
The 14 x 14 x 14 in Duck Box, at 3.25 USD, is the one item on this listing built for volume rather than a flat shape. The smaller 11.75 x 8 x 4.75 in kraft box suits a shorter, rigid item at the same price.
Where these figures come from
- Dollar General, Packing & Shipping Supplies, dollargeneral.com. Read 2026-08-21.
- United States Postal Service, Priority Mail page — confirms Priority Mail boxes and envelopes arrive at no charge, typically within 7 to 10 days of ordering. Read 2026-08-21.
Retail selection and pricing change by store, region and season, and a specific store's shelf can differ from the national site. Treat the tables above as what dollargeneral.com listed on the date shown.
Common questions
Does Dollar General sell shipping bags?
Yes. Its Packing & Shipping Supplies category, checked live on dollargeneral.com on 2026-08-21, served 24 priced products - three of them bubble or poly mailers, from 2.65 USD - alongside boxes, kraft paper, tape and bubble wrap.
What's the biggest box Dollar General carries?
A 14 x 14 x 14 in Duck Box, 3.25 USD, listed on dollargeneral.com and checked 2026-08-21. That is a genuinely large cube for a dollar-store shelf, big enough for a bulky, light item, though it will not fit anything longer than 14 inches on a side.
Are Dollar General's shipping supply prices actually published?
Yes, every item in the category carries its own price rather than a single store-wide figure. The lowest was 1.50 USD for a pack of shipping labels and the highest was 9.25 USD for a 4-pack of packaging tape, both checked 2026-08-21.
Is it cheaper than buying mailers in bulk?
Not per unit. Wholesale cases spread their cost across a hundred or more bags, and that arithmetic beats any single-pack shelf price. What the store sells is immediacy: two mailers tonight, on the way to the drop-off, with no leftover case in the closet.
Is a store mailer cheaper than USPS's free boxes?
On price alone, no contest when a free USPS shape fits the item. USPS sends out its Priority Mail boxes and envelopes at no charge, usually within 7 to 10 days, per usps.com checked 2026-08-21. The catch is that the free packaging belongs to Priority Mail; a shipment riding a cheaper ground product needs its own bag or box, and that is the job a store mailer is actually buying.