TCG accessories

Card sleeves are the first line of protection for any trading card. Our TCG accessories range covers card sleeves, toploaders, binders and storage for Pokémon, MTG and One Piece cards.

Pokémon card sleeves and MTG card sleeves
Pokémon and Magic cards share the standard card size, so most standard sleeves fit both. Pokémon designs come in themed artwork, while Magic sleeves are often matte for easier shuffling. Penny sleeves are thin inner sleeves used before a toploader or binder.
Toploaders for valuable cards
Toploaders are rigid plastic holders for cards you want to keep flat and safe. Slide a card into a penny sleeve, then into a toploader. Shipping a card you sold? Toploaders are the standard choice.
Pokémon card binder storage
A Pokémon card binder lets you display a whole set page by page. Choose side-loading pockets to stop cards slipping out, and pair a binder with penny sleeves for extra protection.
Which TCG accessories do you need?

Playing: deck sleeves and a deck box.
Collecting: a binder and penny sleeves.
High-value cards: toploaders or graded slabs.

Fill your new binder with Pokémon singles or MTG singles. For tournament sleeve rules, see the official Play! Pokémon rules.Protecting a growing collectionStart with the basics: a pack of sleeves for the deck you play, a binder for your favorite cards and a few rigid holders for anything valuable. As your collection grows, storage boxes keep bulk cards organized by set or type.Choosing the right sizeStandard size fits Pokémon, Magic and One Piece cards. Smaller Japanese-size products fit Yu-Gi-Oh! and some other games. Check each product page for its exact dimensions.Shipping cards safelyWhen you sell or trade, put each card in a penny sleeve and a rigid holder, then tape the holder closed and pack it in a padded mailer so nothing moves in transit.Card sleeves FAQWhat size card sleeves do Pokémon and MTG cards use?Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering cards are standard size, so standard card sleeves fit both. Japanese-size sleeves are smaller and fit Yu-Gi-Oh! cards.What is the difference between penny sleeves and card sleeves?Penny sleeves are thin, clear inner sleeves used for storage and inside toploaders. Deck card sleeves are thicker and often matte for shuffling during play.When should I use toploaders?Use toploaders for valuable cards and for shipping. Put the card in a penny sleeve first, then slide it into the toploader to keep it flat and protected.What kind of Pokémon card binder is best?Choose a binder with side-loading pockets so cards cannot fall out, and avoid ring binders that can dent cards near the spine.Do I need sleeves for graded cards?Graded cards are already sealed in a slab. Store slabs in a slab box or case instead of sleeves.