An Identity Package consists of which items?

• A. Envelope, Letterhead, Business Card
• B. Letterhead, Business Card, Envelope
• C. Business Card, Letterhead, Envelope
• D. Letterhead, Envelope, Business Card

Answer: (B)

An Identity Package is a small, cohesive set of branded stationery used for official business communication. The core items are letterhead, a business card, and an envelope because they carry the same logo, color palette, and typography to present a unified brand in writing and mailings.

The listed best sequence—Letterhead, Business Card, Envelope—follows how designers commonly present or print the kit. Start with the primary document people interact with (the letterhead), add the portable branding piece (the business card) for sharing contact details, and finish with the mailer that completes the package (the envelope). This order helps ensure consistency across all pieces and reflects real-world usage, from formal letters to everyday networking.

All three items matter for a complete identity package, and the other orders include the same items but in a different sequence. The standard presentation uses this order because it aligns with how the materials are typically created and used together.