Slip Cases?
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Posted:17 Jul 2023 (14:04 UTC)Hi again!
Personally, after spending good money for a top quality portfolio, I think $10 is an incredible value. I would happily pay significantly more than that for the protection and professionalism that a slip cover would provide.
I have a 12x12 portfolio. I found that record albums are about 12 1/4" x 12 1/4". I obtained a black slip cover meant to hold 6 or so records in a box set.
Personally, after spending good money for a top quality portfolio, I think $10 is an incredible value. I would happily pay significantly more than that for the protection and professionalism that a slip cover would provide.
I have a 12x12 portfolio. I found that record albums are about 12 1/4" x 12 1/4". I obtained a black slip cover meant to hold 6 or so records in a box set.
Re: Slip Cases?
Posted:16 Feb 2023 (18:22 UTC)Hi, thanks for answering! I assume you mean a "slip case" (like the pic below) and not a dust jacket. Slip cases are really nice, and convenient for select uses. However they are also really expensive... upwards of $10 even when ordering in a reasonable bulk quantity. There is also the thickness and sizing issue, so we'd need to stock multiple sizes.
Slip Cases?
Posted:14 Feb 2023 (16:44 UTC)I think a great accessory product you could sell for hardcover books is slip cases.
They are difficult to find; usually custom.
Having a slip cover is great for interviews to protect the book from wear and the elements (obviously) and to prevent "perusal" before an actual interview or meeting.
They are difficult to find; usually custom.
Having a slip cover is great for interviews to protect the book from wear and the elements (obviously) and to prevent "perusal" before an actual interview or meeting.
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