Arcane Tinmen Board Game Non-Glare Sleeves: Medium

Arcane Tinmen/Dragon Shield sleeves are the most durable on the market. Although I personally prefer a glossy finish to the matte finish on these particular sleeves, that is simply a matter of preference.

I have used other sleeve brands but I always come back to Arcane Tinmen non-glare sleeves. They offer great protection and aren’t slippery or tacky, they feel firm but not stiff.

My favorite sleeves.

the matte finish is really satisfying, and standard American sized cards fit perfectly without slipping out. Exactly what I was hoping for.

Work great

These are great sleeves. Nice feel, great non-glare and very consistent sizing. However, the bonus storage box, which has held about 45 or so sleeved cards from games I have stored in them, is a wonderful extra. I sleeved my Dune: Imperium cards with the standard version, and used the boxes from the sleeves to hold not only a player's starting deck but also all their player tokens in a box, so I can just hand the player that at the start of the game.

Great functional item

My fav sleeves. I love the matte look and for the price point they're excellent.

I love these sleeves. I only use Tinmen and Miniature Market has the best prices for these sleeves.

If you like to sleeve your cards, chances are you have used or heard of Dragon Shield sleeves. Arcane Tinmen sleeves are the same company that make dragon shield sleeves. These sleeves maybe cheaper and budget but you get the same consistency and professionalism as you expect in a Dragon Shield sleeve. Arcane Tinmen however come in many more sizes than the Dragon Shield line which makes these sleeves great for all boardgames. These matte sleeves give a great matte back and the non-glare means the matte finish continues to the front. The sleeve sizes are consistent and great. If you've never used matte sleeves before, because of the low gloss the finish is less sticky than high gloss sleeve which means for those of us who get clamy hands, these sleeves eliminate that feeling. The only thing you need to get used to that because of this, large stacks of cards (greater than 50) can easily slide/topple over.