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Zipper Playing Card Deck Case - Premium Artificial Leather

$11.99 USD

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Show your audience you're a dedicated magician even before your first effect is performed!

By removing your card deck from your new Zipper Playing Card Case, you will be making a statement that you take your magic seriously. As a result, audiences will be ready to be amazed.

And just as important, your cards will be protected from the elements and will remain in pristine condition!

Three months of careful selection of materials, colors and wallet design
We selected 8 leather industries from 60 before finally selecting the one with the best craftsman's spirit
Simple design, fine and detailed craftsmanship at an affordable price
Premium artificial leather
Playing cards and other items not included

Strong on looks, average in function

First off: this card case looks great. It is in black and has a leather look, although it is artificial leather, not genuine leather. It's produced by TCC Playing Card Co, so be aware that it has their logo TCC stamped into the leather on the front. The zipper is a bit oversized, but that makes it easy to grab. So the looks are good.

But it isn't as functional as I was hoping. One issue I found is that the zipper has the potential to catch on the tuck box inside. The deck is designed to fit inside reasonably snugly, so when you unzip the case, the zipper will sometimes catch on the edge of the box, because the zipper is often in contact with the card box. This results in problems like scratches to the box, or worse: it can catch a corner and pull back the bottom or top of the deck, as I experienced in one instance. I'm more careful with opening it now, and hope to avoid this happening in the future, but I have heard from others who had the same happen. So: an average rating.

Strong on looks, average in function

First off: this card case looks great. It is in black and has a leather look, although it is artificial leather, not genuine leather. It's produced by TCC Playing Card Co, so be aware that it has their logo TCC stamped into the leather on the front. The zipper is a bit oversized, but that makes it easy to grab. So the looks are good.

But it isn't as functional as I was hoping. One issue I found is that the zipper has the potential to catch on the tuck box inside. The deck is designed to fit inside reasonably snugly, so when you unzip the case, the zipper will sometimes catch on the edge of the box, because the zipper is often in contact with the card box. This results in problems like scratches to the box, or worse: it can catch a corner and pull back the bottom or top of the deck, as I experienced in one instance. I'm more careful with opening it now, and hope to avoid this happening in the future, but I have heard from others who had the same happen. So: an average rating.

Strong on looks, average in function

First off: this card case looks great. It is in black and has a leather look, although it is artificial leather, not genuine leather. It's produced by TCC Playing Card Co, so be aware that it has their logo TCC stamped into the leather on the front. The zipper is a bit oversized, but that makes it easy to grab. So the looks are good.

But it isn't as functional as I was hoping. One issue I found is that the zipper has the potential to catch on the tuck box inside. The deck is designed to fit inside reasonably snugly, so when you unzip the case, the zipper will sometimes catch on the edge of the box, because the zipper is often in contact with the card box. This results in problems like scratches to the box, or worse: it can catch a corner and pull back the bottom or top of the deck, as I experienced in one instance. I'm more careful with opening it now, and hope to avoid this happening in the future, but I have heard from others who had the same happen. So: an average rating.

Strong on looks, average in function

First off: this card case looks great. It is in black and has a leather look, although it is artificial leather, not genuine leather. It's produced by TCC Playing Card Co, so be aware that it has their logo TCC stamped into the leather on the front. The zipper is a bit oversized, but that makes it easy to grab. So the looks are good.

But it isn't as functional as I was hoping. One issue I found is that the zipper has the potential to catch on the tuck box inside. The deck is designed to fit inside reasonably snugly, so when you unzip the case, the zipper will sometimes catch on the edge of the box, because the zipper is often in contact with the card box. This results in problems like scratches to the box, or worse: it can catch a corner and pull back the bottom or top of the deck, as I experienced in one instance. I'm more careful with opening it now, and hope to avoid this happening in the future, but I have heard from others who had the same happen. So: an average rating.

Strong on looks, average in function

First off: this card case looks great. It is in black and has a leather look, although it is artificial leather, not genuine leather. It's produced by TCC Playing Card Co, so be aware that it has their logo TCC stamped into the leather on the front. The zipper is a bit oversized, but that makes it easy to grab. So the looks are good.

But it isn't as functional as I was hoping. One issue I found is that the zipper has the potential to catch on the tuck box inside. The deck is designed to fit inside reasonably snugly, so when you unzip the case, the zipper will sometimes catch on the edge of the box, because the zipper is often in contact with the card box. This results in problems like scratches to the box, or worse: it can catch a corner and pull back the bottom or top of the deck, as I experienced in one instance. I'm more careful with opening it now, and hope to avoid this happening in the future, but I have heard from others who had the same happen. So: an average rating.

Strong on looks, average in function

First off: this card case looks great. It is in black and has a leather look, although it is artificial leather, not genuine leather. It's produced by TCC Playing Card Co, so be aware that it has their logo TCC stamped into the leather on the front. The zipper is a bit oversized, but that makes it easy to grab. So the looks are good.

But it isn't as functional as I was hoping. One issue I found is that the zipper has the potential to catch on the tuck box inside. The deck is designed to fit inside reasonably snugly, so when you unzip the case, the zipper will sometimes catch on the edge of the box, because the zipper is often in contact with the card box. This results in problems like scratches to the box, or worse: it can catch a corner and pull back the bottom or top of the deck, as I experienced in one instance. I'm more careful with opening it now, and hope to avoid this happening in the future, but I have heard from others who had the same happen. So: an average rating.

Strong on looks, average in function

First off: this card case looks great. It is in black and has a leather look, although it is artificial leather, not genuine leather. It's produced by TCC Playing Card Co, so be aware that it has their logo TCC stamped into the leather on the front. The zipper is a bit oversized, but that makes it easy to grab. So the looks are good.

But it isn't as functional as I was hoping. One issue I found is that the zipper has the potential to catch on the tuck box inside. The deck is designed to fit inside reasonably snugly, so when you unzip the case, the zipper will sometimes catch on the edge of the box, because the zipper is often in contact with the card box. This results in problems like scratches to the box, or worse: it can catch a corner and pull back the bottom or top of the deck, as I experienced in one instance. I'm more careful with opening it now, and hope to avoid this happening in the future, but I have heard from others who had the same happen. So: an average rating.