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The Card & Sleeve Size Index

Card size is not universal, and the sleeve classes are not interchangeable. Pokémon cards are 63.5 × 88 mm and Magic cards 63 × 88 mm, both taking standard sleeves around 66 × 91 mm. Yu-Gi-Oh! cards are 59 × 86 mm and need Japanese-size sleeves around 62 × 89 mm. A Yu-Gi-Oh! card will slide into a standard sleeve, but it sits loose and shifts.

The dataset

Game / formatCard widthCard heightInchesSleeve classSleeve sizeNoteSourceSource class
Pokemon TCG63.5 mm88 mm2.5 x 3.5 inStandard~66 x 91 mmShares the standard sleeve class with Magic: The Gathering.Published card standard + sleeve vendor specsmanufacturer spec
Magic: The Gathering63 mm88 mm2.5 x 3.5 inStandard~66 x 91 mmThe reference size the standard sleeve class is built around.Published card standard + sleeve vendor specsmanufacturer spec
Yu-Gi-Oh!59 mm86 mm2.32 x 3.39 inJapanese / small~62 x 89 mmAbout 4.5 mm narrower and 2 mm shorter than a standard card; fits a standard sleeve but sits loose.Published card standard + sleeve vendor specsmanufacturer spec
Sports cards (modern base)63.5 mm88 mm2.5 x 3.5 inStandard~66 x 91 mmSame footprint as Pokemon; thickness varies far more than size.Industry standard card sizestandard reference
Inner / perfect-fit sleeven/an/an/aPerfect fit / inner~64 x 89 mmSized to hug a standard card with no margin; the inner layer when double-sleeving.Sleeve vendor specsmanufacturer spec

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License: CC BY 4.0 — free to use with attribution, including for commercial and machine-learning use.

How to cite

Sleeve Lab, “The Card & Sleeve Size Index”, version 1.0, 2026. Available at https://sleeve-lab.pages.dev/card-sleeve-size-index/ under CC BY 4.0.

Methodology & versioning

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