RFID BLOCKING CARD SLEEVES Ten Cards Shielded. One Color Each. Nothing Left To Guess.

A set of ten metal-lined card sleeves that shield your cards from contactless skimming and slide on in seconds. Each card gets its own case and its own color, so nothing in your wallet looks the same as anything else. Thin enough that your wallet still closes the way it always has, with a curved notch so you're never digging at a corner to get a card back out.

Ten sleeves, ten colors — a dedicated case and color for every card you carry

Metal-lined shielding — blocks the signal a contactless card sends out the moment it's inside

Curved thumb notch — pull a card free in one motion, even from a tight wallet slot

Slim, stackable fit — sized to sit in a standard card slot without adding bulk

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Shielded Or Your Money Back

We stand behind every Orvellco card sleeve set. Your order comes with a 30-day risk-free trial. Slide your cards in, carry them through a normal week — your wallet, your bag, your commute — and see if you stop thinking about them at all. If the set doesn't earn a permanent spot in your wallet, return it within the trial period for a full refund — no questions asked. A card you don't have to worry about is the whole guarantee.

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As soon as your order ships, you'll get an email with a tracking number so you can follow your delivery step by step, right to your door.

How It Works

Slide a card into a sleeve until the edge meets the seam, and that's the whole setup. Pick a color and keep it consistent — blue for debit, red for the work badge — and the sleeve does the rest without you thinking about it again.

The shielding is the part that matters. A contactless card sends out its number the moment a reader gets close enough to ask, whether that reader belongs to a cashier or to someone standing near you in a crowd. The metal layer inside the sleeve sits between the card and that signal, so there's nothing for an outside reader to catch until you pull the card free to actually pay. The curved notch at the corner is built for that moment — a thumb catches it, and the card is out in one motion.

10 SLEEVES TEN COLORS METAL-LINED SHIELDING THUMB-NOTCH DESIGN SLIM FIT WALLET-READY 10 SLEEVES Card Broadcasts

Every Card In Your Wallet Is Talking. You're Just Not In The Conversation.

A contactless card broadcasts its number the moment a reader gets close enough — through a pocket, a bag, a wallet you never opened. You don't tap it; someone else's reader does, and you'd have no way of knowing until a charge shows up you don't recognize. "It hasn't happened to me" isn't protection. It's luck that hasn't run out yet.

The wear happens quietly too. Loose in a pocket next to keys and coins, the stripe and the chip's edge take a beating every time you sit down or reach for your phone. The scratches build up until the day a terminal just won't read the card, and you're signing a slip or waiting on a replacement.

And even when nothing's wrong with the card itself, finding it is its own problem. Debit, credit, work badge, gift card — they're all the same size and shape, so you end up thumbing through half of them at the register while the line behind you waits. It doesn't have to be a guess every time you open your wallet.

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Why This Is The Sleeve Set That Actually Stays In Rotation

A card sleeve only earns a permanent spot in your wallet if three things are true: it actually blocks a signal, it survives daily use, and you can tell your cards apart without opening every slot. Most sets miss at least one.

Metal-Lined Shielding
The layer inside each sleeve sits between the card and any outside reader, so the card stops broadcasting the moment it's inside — and starts again only when you pull it out to pay.

A Case, Not Just A Cover
The sleeve wraps both sides of the card, keeping the chip and stripe away from keys, coins, and the next card over — so the slow scratching that eventually kills a card's read reliability doesn't happen in the first place.

Curved Thumb Notch
Hook a thumb under the notch and the card slides free in one motion, instead of digging at a snug edge while a line forms behind you.

Ten Colors, One System
Assign a color per card and you'll know which one you're pulling before you even open your wallet — no more thumbing through look-alikes.