Sleeves & holders
Find the right fit before you buy.
Semi-rigid, toploader or magnetic holder?
Choose a holder by the task, card dimensions and receiving requirements instead of treating every rigid enclosure as interchangeable.
Read the guide ↗guidesCard sleeve sizes: standard vs small
Match your game to a maker-stated sleeve size, then choose protection for play, binders or storage.
Read the guide ↗guidesCan you clean a trading card? Know when to stop
Separate safe prevention from risky cleaning, pressing and restoration, especially before grading a card.
Read the guide ↗guidesPenny sleeves, perfect fits and double sleeving
Choose the right sleeve layers for play, browsing or grading, and avoid turning extra protection into a fit problem.
Read the guide ↗guidesMagnetic card holders and one-touch sizes
Check recess dimensions, thickness, sleeve compatibility and display conditions before closing a magnetic holder around a card.
Read the guide ↗guidesPokémon card sleeves: which size to use
A practical guide to standard Pokémon sleeves, binders, rigid holders and oversized-card exceptions.
Read the guide ↗guidesHow to post trading cards safely in the UK
Agree the enclosure, immobilise the protected card inside a strong outer package and keep useful condition and posting records.
Read the guide ↗guidesThick, patch and relic cards: choosing a holder
Choose a rigid or magnetic holder by actual dimensions and thickness instead of the name of the insert.
Read the guide ↗guidesToploader sizes and point thickness explained
Separate a holder's face size from its thickness capacity, with sourced Vault X size steps.
Read the guide ↗guidesTravelling with trading cards and event decks
Pack a controlled selection, protect it from rain, heat and movement, and inspect everything before returning it to long-term storage.
Read the guide ↗guidesYu-Gi-Oh! sleeve size explained
Understand small-size sleeves for Yu-Gi-Oh!, and avoid confusing a game's origin with its sleeve format.
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