BCW 12-Inch Vinyl Record Sleeves, 2 Mil Polypropylene, Clear, 100 Count

As a vinyl collector, I’ve always been cautious about keeping my records in pristine condition, and the BCW 33 RPM Record Sleeves are exactly what I needed. These polypropylene vinyl record outer sleeves are incredibly durable, offering 2 mil thickness to protect my albums from dust, scratches, and other damage. The 100-count pack is a fantastic value, and these sleeves fit perfectly on my 33 RPM records. The material is clear and resistant to static, which is important for keeping my vinyls in the best possible condition. They slide on easily and seal the record inside without being too tight or too loose. I’ve noticed that the sleeves don’t wrinkle or tear easily, providing long-lasting protection. Whether you’re a casual listener or a serious collector, these sleeves are an affordable, high-quality solution to preserve your vinyl collection. Highly recommend!

I've been looking for a super clear outer sleeve for my records since I want to start putting them up on the wall. Some of my records come with a signed insert so I wanted to make sure that I can put it in the same outer sleeve with the original record. I was at first worried that these wouldn't be clear and may come out cloudy, especially with how low the price is for 100 in a pack! But after reading and watching reviews, looking for the best sleeves all over the internet, I finally took my chance in buying this pack. I am very very happy with my decision, these are super clear! Although a bit thin and may rip easily, these were able to fit my 3lp records. I have the Ariana Grande "Positions Deluxe" as an example for reference and that record is pretty thick but this sleeve fit everything perfectly. In the photo, the only thing that didn't fit was the black outer sleeve thing that came with it, so I just put the regular plastic that the record came with to cover that part, but the actual sleeve with the records itself fit perfect inside this clear sleeve. My other record you see in the photo "Sweetener world tour live" has 3 LPs, and it fits perfect with enough spacing around on the edges. For anyone who is looking for crystal clear sleeves, this one is the one!! The price is amazing as well for the quality!

I ordered these somewhat reluctantly from Amazon after reading a couple reviews regarding the sleeves being the wrong size. I was somewhat perplexed since I had purchased these same sleeves at a local record store and never had any issues (other than occasionally encountering two or three bad sleeves per batch of 100). Happily, the batch I ordered exactly the size specified and work perfectly. They easily accomodate gatefold jackets and double LPs. Personally, I would prefer if they were a little bit shorter than 13 inches as that leaves quite a bit of overhang on a 12 inch LP sleeve, but other than that they are perfect. Even with the extra height, they still fit easily on my Ikea 'Expedit' shelves. The most important thing about these particular 'poly' sleeves is that they are polyPROPYLENE and not polyETHYLENE. In my experience, polypropylene sleeves are superior to polyethylene sleeves in almost every way. In fact, most people who sell LPs use polypropylene sleeves in spite of the fact that polyethylene sleeves seem to be far more available for retail sale. Here are the advantages: 1. Polypropylene sleeves are almost entirely clear and have a nice, glossy appearance. Polyethylene sleeves have a slightly opaque appearance (depending on their thickness). Most importantly, polypropylene sleeves retain their clarity while polyethylene sleeves gradually become scratched through wear and become more and more opaque over time. 2. Polypropylene sleeves are very smooth. This is important when you have many shelves of LPs with sleeves; While polyethylene sleeves tend to grip when they slide past each other, polypropylene sleeves slide past each other easily making removing and reshelving LPs easy. Although these sleeves are only 2mm thick, I have never had any problems with these sleeves tearing or being damaged in any way. I've tried many types and brands of LP outer sleeves. For me, these are the clear winner on both price an quality.

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Not bad. the extra 1/4" really helps with placing record jacket into the clear sleeve, especially with double LPs. I wish this particular brand would come in a 3 mil for more protection. With some really thick record jackets they can rip at the corners, so be slow and gentle and patient. Went trough about 200 of these and only a few tearing errors. but gimme a 3mil please.

I have purchased the 3 mil outer sleeves in the past. They are so think. They have caused problems when shelving the jacket. The 2 mil sleeve works a little better. Unfortunately I paw at the records too much. The 2 mil work well for my grabbing hands. If you are looking to protect the jackets and are using the collection to DJ, the 2 mil sleeve might be a better solution for you. Overall, sleeves make it a pain in the @$$ to deal with the records. As some of the records I use are semi to totally collectable, I have started to sleeve them. I started out seeking to protect. So obviously, the 3 mil would logically protect things well... Then the 2 mil do just as well. Not as bulky. The one down side, is they can wrinkle up a little. This is a minor thing. With the saving on the considerably less expensive 2 mil sleeves; I can just re-sleeve the jacket. Realistically, I should cover the jackets and sleeve the records with no name covers, labeling them. But is is kind of nice to have all the jackets lying around the booth. It lets people know, there is no serato being used. They are pretty and semi protected. They should be viewed Let people see your protected collection; while saving money in doing so.

I can't write from the perspective of the hardcore vinyl collector who obsessively dissects every detail of every possible thing related to his collection. That guy can probably tell you subatomic chemical composition of every brand of LP sleeve on the market, then argue about it with other collectors until nothing is resolved one way or the other. LOL, 'collectors'. I'm guessing there are a lot of you who are looking at this for the same reasons I was. You have vintage LPs, perhaps you're acquiring new-old copies as you run across them out in the wild and enjoy them mostly for the music inside but are still looking for a product to preserve the vintage covers that are, at a minimum, upwards of 30+ years old now. These fit the bill just fine. The closest thing I can equate these to are the old "penny sleeves" that are the baseline protection for sports cards. Likewise, these are about the same thing as the "bag and board" that you get for comic books. These are a thin, vinyl 'floppy sleeve' (as they were called years ago in the baseball card world) that doesn't provide much in the way of meaningful impact protection so if you have extremely pricey and rare LPs that get handled a lot and you're looking to protect there are other, beefier options. These are good for putting an inexpensive layer of protection on the entirety of your entire collection; to protect them from rubs, needless abrasions, got forbid spills and the like. Seeing as most all records in a given collection sit there on a shelf 99.99% of the time, this is a perfectly good product that suits a need. You can sleeve up a rather large collection for not much money. I have about 500 LPs now in them, all living happily better off than they were before these cases arrived. Five stars.

Well... I've seen SO many lousy reviews of this product, so I thought it only fair i give mine to add to the pile of confusion. I'm a relatively NEW vinyl enthusiast. I purchased these to get started in properly caring for my records. Saw alot of great reviews on it, and ALOT of UNgreat reviews. My review is, this is great! I've seen alot of people that said theirs are tearing and won't hold gatefold LPs, etc... Well, I'll touch on a few of these points ~ I'm 15-17 in, and not ONE has torn yet. In fact, I TRIED to tear one, and I actually couldn't, very easily. ~ I have quite a few Gatefold LPs, some are double LP 180 gram gatefold, it fit ALL of these without so much as a stretching. I even have one record, Black Sabbath's Live Evil, which is like a TRIPLE gatefold double LP 180 gram release, and it's HUGE. I thought sure it wouldn't fit...and it DID no sweat! I could easily see triple albums going into these without too much worry. So I'm not sure whats going on with everyone else's. ~ I was told by a vinyl efficianado that unless you plan to toss your vinyl in a lake, the really thick sleeves aren't necessary. So I went with the thinner 2 mil. Again, no worries as of yet, although admittedly I don't know exactly what to look for. So all in all, what I think is happening here is that the manufacturer isn't QC'ing their product very well. How can they, at this price? I'm sure some of the heat seals from sleeve to sleeve get botched from time to time, and it simply never goes through any process of verification instead comes straight to Amazon. Will I buy again? Actually probably not. Too many reports of faulty sleeves, although I have yet to find ONE! I'd say if you're a gambler... give it a go! It'll probably be fine!

Parecen ofrecer resistencia y durabilidad; más teniendo en cuenta lo finas que son. Resultan incómodas a la hora de guardar los discos en la estantería; al ser grandes y flojas en exceso la funda se corre para fuera.

Grate product, there are the best for the price on the market. If you're looking for something that give a high amount of protection, them prahaps this one isn't for you as there are thin. However if your like me and you have tuns of albums which need sleeves, then this is perfect. Vary good quality.

Perfect for my vinyl albums Clean and transparent Easy to insert Not bulky

Très bon produit tel présenté , bon emballage de livraison et bon délai de livraison

Considerando el precio son buenas, se sienten de buena calidad y son transparentes totalmente, la portada del disco luce muy bien, solo sería cuestión de checar su resistencia con el paso del tiempo