Dragon Shield Classic Clear Sleeves – 100 Standard Size TCG Sleeves, Smooth & Tough Polypropylene Protection
Dragon Shield Classic Standard Size Card Sleeves (clear, 100-count) are the original smooth-backed sleeves from the trusted TCG accessory brand. Designed for cards up to 63x88mm (2½" x 3½"), they feature a clear front and a glossy clear back with a strong heat-sealed side that resists splitting. These polypropylene sleeves are archival safe and free of PVC and acid, making them a reliable choice for protecting Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, Flesh & Blood, One Piece, and other standard-sized collectible cards.
How many sleeved cards does the box hold?
The sturdy cardboard box that comes with these sleeves holds 75 or more single-sleeved cards, or at least 65 double-sleeved cards. A label on the top of the box lets you personalize it with your deck name or game format, keeping your collection organized.
What sets the Classic sleeve apart?
The Classic sleeve is the original Dragon Shield model. It has a smooth, glossy back and a heat-sealed side that offers strong seam strength. The clear front and back provide a no-nonsense view of your card, while the texture stays consistent for comfortable shuffling. Many players choose this sleeve for its reliable, straightforward design.
Materials that protect your collection
Dragon Shield Classic sleeves are made from polypropylene (PP), a material chosen for its durability and archival qualities. The sleeves are acid-free and contain no PVC, so they won't interact with your cards over time. This makes them suitable for long-term storage of valuable collectibles.
Size, weight, and material details
| Brand | Dragon Shield |
| Color | Clear |
| Material | Polypropylene (PP) |
| Size | Standard (up to 63x88mm / 2½" x 3½") |
| Quantity | 100 sleeves per box |
| Weight | 136 grams |
Common questions about Dragon Shield Classic sleeves
Can I mix sleeves from different boxes in one deck?
The manufacturer advises against mixing sleeves from different batches. Even tiny differences in cut, thickness, or feel between production runs can affect shuffle consistency. For uniform performance, it's best to use sleeves from a single box for each deck.
When should I replace my sleeves?
Over time, natural oils, dirt, and regular shuffling cause the sleeves to become grimy or develop a worn look known as "sleeve bacon." Replace them when they no longer slide smoothly or appear dirty. In tournament play, using fresh sleeves helps avoid issues with marked cards.
Are these sleeves safe for valuable cards?
Yes. The polypropylene material is archival safe: it is acid-free and PVC-free, so it won't damage your cards during storage or gameplay. The sleeves are designed to guard against scratches, dirt, and wear during regular handling.