What cards fit in these?

Standard-size trading cards. Pokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, sports cards. The 35PT interior takes a raw card or a card in a penny sleeve. Double-sleeved is a tight squeeze.

Can I match the toploader color to a Pokemon card's type?

That's what most people end up doing. Red for fire, blue for water, green for grass, yellow for electric, purple for psychic and ghost, black or grey for dark and steel. It isn't a rule, it's just what looks right once you lay a page out. Works the same if you'd rather match the color the artwork already leans on instead of the type.

Yes, and acid-free. Most toploaders on the market are PVC, which breaks down over time and is what leaves a card face tacky or clouded after a few years in storage. Nothing in these does that.

Will graded slabs fit?

No. Slabs are much thicker than 35PT. These are for raw and sleeved cards. If it's already been graded, it doesn't need a toploader.

Is the whole toploader colored?

Just the rim. The front and back panels are fully clear, so the card is still the thing you see.

Do they fit in a toploader binder?

Yes. Standard 3 x 4 inch footprint, so they load into toploader binder pages the way they're supposed to. A 252-slot binder takes two boxes.

Can I buy a single color?

Not right now. Every pack is all eight, 15 of each.

NEW RELEASE

120-count box of rigid 3x4 toploaders standing upright, sorted into eight colored edge sections from purple to black

Front of the toploader box showing 120 count, 35PT thickness and 3 by 4 inch size, with color-sorted toploaders stacked inside

Open box of color-sorted toploaders on a desk with trading cards laid out in purple, yellow, blue and red edge toploaders

Color-edge toploaders loaded into a black toploader binder page, with a hand pulling one yellow-edge card out

Breakdown of all eight toploader colors with 15 pieces each, totaling 120 acid free PVC free 3 by 4 inch 35PT toploaders

Hands sliding a trading card out of a red-edge toploader, showing the smooth seamless lip that keeps the card from catching

Eight rigid toploaders fanned out side by side in purple, green, yellow, red, orange, blue, grey and black edges

Close-up of a blue-edge toploader holding a trading card, showing the clear center panel and seamless rounded edge

Three cards in green, yellow and red edge toploaders, used to sort a collection into keepers, trade pile and grading queue

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Toploaders (8 Colors)

Name: Toploaders (8 Colors)
Brand: Ravaver
Price: 39.9 USD
Availability: InStock

Eight edge colors, 15 of each. Every Pokemon type gets a home. Even Normal.

$39.90

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Pre-order — ships by Sep 20

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Every toploader you own looks the same. That's the problem. This is 120 of them in eight edge colors, 15 each. Keepers in green. Trades in yellow. Grading queue in red. Or match the rim to the card's type and let the page do the talking.

Key Features

120 Toploaders, Eight Colors: 15 each of purple, green, blue, yellow, red, orange, grey and black. Enough of one color to run a whole set through, enough colors that you're never doubling up a meaning.
Match the Card: Fire types in red, water in blue, grass in green, psychic in purple. Or forget types and just match whatever color the art already leans on. Either way a page of them looks like a display instead of storage.
Colored Rim, Clear Panel: The color sits on the edge only. Front and back stay fully clear, so the card still reads through both sides. Art, centering, back print, all of it.
35PT Interior: Takes a raw card or a card in a penny sleeve. Snug either way, no rattle, no forcing.
Rounded Lip: The opening is smoothed off, so a card slides out clean instead of catching a corner on the way up. The part cheap toploaders get wrong.
Acid-Free: Pull a card out years from now and it comes out the way it went in. No yellow film, no tacky plastic, no foil stuck to the inside.
Binder-Ready: Standard 3" x 4" footprint, so they drop into toploader binder pages without a fight.

Toploader Dimensions

Toploader Size: 3" × 4" (76 mm × 102 mm)
Thickness: 35PT (0.035" / 0.9 mm interior)
Fits Cards: Standard 2.5" × 3.5" (63.5 mm × 88.9 mm), raw or penny-sleeved
Count: 120 toploaders (8 colors × 15 each)
Material: Seamless rigid plastic, acid-free and PVC-free, clear front and back

Shipping & Returns

Free shipping on all orders ｜ 3-7 day domestic delivery. Full shipping policy
30-day return & exchange policy on all purchases.Full returns policy.

Reviews

Buy Any 2, Get 15% OFF

One for the collection. One for the trades.

Toploaders (8 Colors)

Eight Colors, Zero Guessing.

Every toploader looks the same until it doesn't. Eight edge colors, 15 of each. Sort by keeper, by trade pile, by set. No labels. No sticky notes. Just grab the color and go.

Fire in Red. Water in Blue.

Grass in green. Psychic in purple. Lay out a page and it reads like a type chart came to life. Or forget types and match the artwork instead. Your cards, your rules.

120 Toploaders, Zero Reordering.

15 of every color. 120 total. Enough to run a full set through one color and still have seven more waiting. Ships in a stand-up box that stays sorted. Two boxes fill a 252-slot binder.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do These Fit Other Binders?

Yes. Standard 3" × 4", the size every toploader binder page is cut for. If your binder takes regular toploaders, these drop in.

Will the Color Fade or Transfer?

No. The color is in the plastic, not printed on, and it only runs along the rim. What touches your card is the same clear, acid-free material as any standard toploader.

Which Cards Fit?

Any standard-size card. Pokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Lorcana, sports — they're all 2.5" × 3.5", and that's what these are cut for.

What Does 35PT Mean?

One point is a thousandth of an inch, measured inside the toploader. A standard card runs about 12PT, so 35PT leaves room for the card plus a penny sleeve. Thicker sizes are a sports card thing.

What Does Seamless Mean?

No mold seam down the edge. On a seamed toploader that ridge is where the plastic splits first, and it's what catches a corner on the way out. These don't have one.