Capacity varies by style: simple manila folders often list about a 12-sheet capacity; standard letter-style folders commonly hold around 50–100 sheets; some two-tone or expandable folders note capacity up to about 120 sheets; and large accordion/expandable organizers can hold much more—examples show capacities as high as 1,400 sheets across many internal pockets.
Folders in the listings are made from paper or cardstock (standard and decorative folders), polyester for folio-style organizers, and polypropylene (plastic) for durable pocket folders.
Common tab styles include 1/3-cut tabs and top tabs. Many folders offer multiple tab positions or include tabs and inserts so you can customize labeling and visibility.
Expandable organizers range from single-pocket folders up to multi-pocket accordion files. Example listings in the results show interior pocket counts such as 6, 12, and 19 pockets depending on the style.
Decorative folders are made from heavyweight, matte-laminated cardstock (noted as 300 gsm). The heavier cardstock resists tearing and the matte laminate adds surface protection compared with standard paper stock.
Decorative cardstock folders are sized to fit letter paper—examples include about 11.45 x 9.45 inches—and are made from heavyweight, matte-laminated 300 gsm cardstock for durability and a finished look.