Wondering what size are the One Piece TCG cards? Whether you’re trying to find the right sleeves, perfect storage for your cards, or just curious how they compare to other TCGs, we’ve got you covered. Below you’ll find all the info you need.
One Piece Card Size
The size of One Piece TCG cards is 63 × 88 mm (2.49 × 3.48 in).
That’s the same size as Magic: The Gathering (MTG) and Pokémon TCG cards. This card size is typically referred to as Standard card size. That means they’re compatible with a ton of sleeves and storage options made for other trading card games.
Speaking of sleeves, let’s find our more about their dimensions.
One Piece Sleeve Size
The sleeves are slightly larger than the card, with the standard size being 66 x 92mm. Of course, if you’re thinking about perfect fits, those aren’t as large with 89 x 64 mm, as they are meant for double-sleeving.
(If you’re a newer player, the idea behind double-sleeving is that you first put your card in a perfect fit, then in a regular fit from the other side. This way you’re cards are protected from both sides, and can even prevent small water damage, say if something spills.)
Here are a couple of sleeves that would work great with One Piece cards.
Dragon Shield
One of the most popular brand of sleeves are Dragon Shield ones. These have been the gold standard of quality and durability for multiple years, and you really can’t go wrong with them. As you can see on the top of the box, these are standard size card sleeves, which is the right size for OP cards.
However, there is one downside to them. They don’t feature One Piece artworks. While there’s no shortage of various colors and fantasy themed artwork (like dragons), you’re going to pick something else, if you want OP-themed sleeves.
One Piece Themed Sleeves
Thankfully, there’s no shortage of those. For example, you could pick up Nami sleeves, like this one:
If these aren’t exactly your style, there’s plenty of others to choose from. Typically, these won’t be as durable as Dragon Shields, but they’ll still do the job well enough.
Plus, even if you do have to replace them, they are quite affordable, which is nice.
Conclusion
That’s all about One Piece card size, so now you know which sleeves you need or how large your proxies should be. If you need additional information, feel free to ask in the comments below, and we’ll get back to you.
Perhaps you’re just starting out with the game? In that case, check for the best products for One Piece TCG beginner. Furthermore, you can find the list of all One Piece Starter decks here.
Until next time, have fun, and may you remove all of your opponent’s Life cards with ease.