Protect your premium thick cards with Fanatics Thick Sleeves, designed specifically for relics, jersey cards, patch cards, and memorabilia cards up to 240pt thickness. Each 100-count pack features crystal-clear 2 mil sleeves measuring 2 3/4" x 3 13/16" for secure storage, display, and protection.

Features

• Includes 100 thick card sleeves per pack

• Designed for cards up to 240pt thickness

• Measures 2 3/4" x 3 13/16"

• Premium 2 mil crystal-clear material

• Designed for relic, patch, jersey, and memorabilia cards

• Fits thicker cards that do not fit standard sleeves

• Helps protect against dust, scratches, fingerprints, and handling damage

• Ideal for storage, display, and collection organization

• Holds one thick card per sleeve

• Compatible with thick card protection systems

Ideal for:

• Sports card collectors

• Relic card collectors

• Jersey card collectors

• Patch card collectors

• Autograph collectors

• High-end modern card collectors

• Anyone storing premium inserts

If your card features memorabilia, fabric, patches, or multiple layers, a thick sleeve is the proper protection choice.

Thick cards are among the most collectible categories in modern sports cards because they often contain game-used materials, player-worn memorabilia, autographs, or premium designs.

Common examples include:

• Topps Relic Cards

• Panini Jersey Cards

• Patch Autographs

• Museum Collection Memorabilia Cards

• National Treasures Booklets and Patch Cards

• Immaculate Collection Premium Cards

Using the correct sleeve thickness helps prevent pressure damage, corner wear, and surface scratches.

Buying Tips

• Check your card thickness before purchasing sleeves.

• Use thick sleeves for memorabilia cards instead of forcing cards into standard sleeves.

• Pair thick sleeves with matching thick-card top loaders.

• Handle premium cards by the edges before sleeving.

• Use fresh sleeves for valuable cards being stored long term.

Common Mistakes Buyers Make

• Using standard sleeves for thick relic or patch cards.

• Forcing oversized cards into smaller sleeves.

• Buying holders without checking point thickness compatibility.

• Storing valuable memorabilia cards without protective layers.

• Confusing thick sleeves with oversized sleeves.