50 Pack of Inner Sleeves - Master

Proper vinyl storage is essential for keeping a collection in top condition, and Invest In Vinyl’s Master Sleeves are the best I’ve found. These rice paper, anti-static sleeves provide excellent protection, preventing dust buildup and static that can lead to surface noise. Unlike flimsy paper sleeves that can scuff records over time, these are smooth, sturdy, and designed to last. They fit perfectly inside standard outer sleeves without adding unnecessary bulk, making them a great upgrade for both new and vintage pressings. I’ve used other brands before, but I trust these to keep my collection in pristine shape. The difference in quality is noticeable—records slide in easily, and I don’t have to worry about scratches. The anti-static properties actually work, reducing pops and crackles during playback. If you care about preserving your vinyl, these sleeves are an absolute must-have.

Hey there, fellow vinyl lovers! I've got some exciting news to share with you all. I recently stumbled upon these inner sleeves by Mobile Fidelity, and they've become an absolute game-changer for my vinyl collection. Let me tell you, these inner sleeves are all about quality and care. Made from gentle rice paper, they treat my vinyl records like precious gems. The best part? They come with anti-static magic, meaning fewer annoying pops and crackles during playback - hooray for smoother listening sessions! Sliding these sleeves into the album jackets is a breeze, and they fit snugly without adding any bulk. It's super easy to access and admire the vinyl artwork without any fuss. Plus, the rice paper texture gives a touch of classy vintage vibes, making my collection look even more awesome. As a vinyl collector who cares deeply about my records, these Mobile Fidelity sleeves have won me over. I can rest easy, knowing my cherished vinyl is safe and sound. If you want to keep your collection in tip-top shape and enjoy a cleaner sound, I totally recommend giving these rice paper inner sleeves a try!

This is a repeated purchase. Simple and perfect. All my records get these.

These sleeves work very well. Have replaced all my old paper sheets to keep my vinyl’s clean.

Best sleeves I’ve bought. Quality material that keeps my records looking great. I will continue buying these!

I’ve been using the DiscKeeper round bottom inner liners for a while now but didn’t like how they get wrinkled up as I slide them into the jackets. I looked up a paper backed option & purchased these as a new replacement. The price is great but again you get what you pay for. I’m not dissatisfied with them so much as I am not very impressed. The poly liner is thinner than the disckeeper & the paper used is thin as well. It does not add much support when sliding into tighter jackets & has even wrinkled up on a few jackets as well. One nice thing is that records slide into the sleeves very smoothly. This makes me comfortable that the poly is highly anti-static. I know they will keep the vinyl safe & in great shape I just wish the paper backing was of thicker stock. Again I guess that’s where price is explained.

First well and they do not leave marks or oil on the vinyl

The paper sleeves that records (both vintage and modern) come in aren't really all that good. Older records used thin, rough sleeves - many of which have aged poorly and yellowed due to the use of non-acid free papers, and newer records often come in thick sleeves that generate a lot of static, making discs hard to easily remove - especially heavier, 180 gram pressings. I have modern records where the sleeves generate so much static that you have to practically tug them out; a pain when you're trying to avoid actually touching the disc surface. These sleeves solve all of those issues. Sliding discs in and out of them is a joy; there's almost no friction at all, and the materials are soft enough that scratching isn't going to be an issue. They're sized generously enough for discs to easily slide in, but are tightly sized enough that putting them back into the covers is extremely easy, and thin enough that you can keep the original sleeves in the covers as well. They're also cheap enough that you can even use them to store your cheaper records without feeling like you've spent too much on preserving them. The 'insert records here' arrows on the opening side are also a nice touch. I originally bought a pack of 50 for my small collection; I'm now going to pick up a larger pack to fix up my parents' original 1960s and 1970s releases. If you care about keeping your records in good shape even a little bit, these are a no-brainer.