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Return Address Stamp Templates

Address stamps are the multi-line self-inking stamps used to print a return address on envelopes and packages without hand-writing or printing a label each time — typically three to four lines (name, street, city/state/zip or postal code) in a rectangular frame, sometimes paired with a small monogram or icon on one side. These are a popular gift item (housewarming, wedding, new-business) precisely because the layout is simple and personal: a name and address is something almost everyone can use, unlike more niche categories in this catalog. A layout note worth knowing: return-address convention places the stamp in the top-left corner of an envelope in the US and several other countries, but placement — and even which side of the envelope carries the return address — varies by postal system, so check your local postal service's convention if the stamped envelope needs to go through automated sorting correctly. Typical users are individuals and families ordering a personal stamp, small businesses stamping outgoing mail, and gift shoppers ordering one for someone else.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where should the return address go on an envelope?

In the US and several other countries, convention is the top-left corner of the envelope face, but placement varies by postal system — check your local postal service's guidance if the mail needs to go through automated sorting.

Can I fit a business name and a person's name on the same stamp?

Yes, as a business/attention line above the address block, but keep total lines to four or fewer so the text stays legible at typical address-stamp sizes.