🛡️ Protect your cards in style
The Dragon Shield Classic Crimson card sleeves offer premium protection for all your most precious collection cards. With their vibrant and passionate red colour, these sleeves add a touch of elegance to your decks while guaranteeing optimal protection.
🔥 Exceptional technical specifications
These standard format card sleeves measure 66mm x 92mm and perfectly protect cards up to 63x88 mm. The classic glossy finish with transparent front and crimson red back offers perfect visibility of your cards while preserving their natural brilliance.
Made from PVC-free polypropylene, these sleeves respect your rarest cards. The 120 μm thickness guarantees exceptional resistance to bending and tearing, while the acid-free composition ensures long-term archival preservation.
⚡ Performance and durability
Dragon Shield is recognised worldwide for the unrivalled resistance of its seals. These Classic card sleeves offer a smooth surface that facilitates shuffling and handling, essential for competitive play. The superior sealing strength eliminates any risk of accidental opening even during intensive use.
🎯 Universal TCG compatibility
- Magic: The Gathering - Perfect protection for all your spells and creatures
- Pokémon TCG - Keep your favourite Pokémon in impeccable condition
- Disney Lorcana - Protect your favourite Disney characters
- Flesh and Blood - Optimal resistance for epic battles
- Digimon - Secure your digital collection
📦 Contents and practical storage
Each pack contains 100 identical card sleeves in a sturdy cardboard box. This storage box can hold 75+ cards with a single sleeve or 65+ cards with double protection. A customisable space on the top allows you to easily identify your different decks.
The Dragon Shield Classic Crimson represent the perfect choice for collectors and demanding players who seek reliable protection without compromising on aesthetics. Their striking red colour symbolises the passion and exuberance of the game, perfect for creating memorable and impressive decks.
