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Oshi Push Phase Alias: Standard Sleeves Himemiya Rie

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$13.2 $20 In stock

Keep your deck safe with these limited edition sleeves featuring art of Himemiya Rie, princess of the Kingdom of Regalia, because even your cards deserve royal treatment.

With a matte finish and foil details, these standard-sized sleeves stand out for their premium look and reliable durability. Made for smooth shuffling and everyday play, they're a great match for any trading card game.

These are limited edition - once they're sold out, they're gone! Unlike other foil sleeves which have a gloss finish, these sleeves have a high-end matte finish with striking foil details. They look incredible!

Features:

  • Count: 105 sleeves per box
  • Comes in a box that can be used as a deckbox
  • Dimensions: Standard size (66 x 92 mm)
  • Design: Exclusive Himemiya Rie artwork
  • Finish: Matte with foil details
  • Use: Ideal for gameplay and protection

Perfect for all of your cards!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

The matte finish shuffles so smoothly, no sticking at all during games. The Rie art is crisp and the foil accents catch the light without looking gaudy. My cards finally feel like royalty in these.

Carter K. ★★★★★

The foil detailing on Himemiya Rie catches the light way better than the product photos suggest, and the matte back keeps them from sticking when I shuffle. Been using them for a few weeks now and the corners are still holding up fine.

Abigail T. ★★★★★

Picked these up for my Regalia deck and the matte finish shuffles way smoother than the glossy sleeves I used before. The Himemiya Rie art is sharp too, no blurring on the edges.