Big Fudge Pro Blank Album Jackets - 12 Inch x White - 20 Vinyl Record Covers (350gsm) - Album Cover for Records with Inner Sleeves and Outer Sleeves

I had ignored my vinyl collection for years. My albums were in peach crates in my basement. Unbeknownst to me, I had a small water leak, the carpet got wet and wicked to where my records were stored. I had a number of album jackets that were moldy and no longer usable. Fortunately, all of the albums seemed to be OK after a little cleaning. My albums that were still in paper sleeves had a lot of mold to clean up. The ones that I had put in Discwasher VRP rice paper/plastic-like inner jackets in the 80s had very little or no mold. I cleaned all my records, put those that weren’t in good inner jackets in the Square Deal Recordings & Supplies rice paper inner jackets and then put the albums in these Big Fudge outer jackets. The outer jackets are great. They are good quality, seem just as heavy as most of my original jackets and easily held a single album. I was also able to put a couple of double albums in a single outer jacket. It’s a bit of a tight fit, but certainly doable, without damaging the vinyl. I was hesitant to purchase these, wondering if they would work, hold up, quality questions, etc….. I purchased one pack to try them out, then bought three more packs after I went through the first pack. They work and are a good solution for replacing your damaged outer jackets. I would purchase again…., although I hope I don’t have to!

Perfect for what I needed.

I had my albums in plastic containers. I brought them out and some of the jackets were worn. I kept the original jackets but it was fun writing on the jackets with my artwork.

These jackets feel nice and sturdy and are perfect for doing your own designs / decoration. I used my Silhouette machine to cut permanent vinyl designs and really like how it turned out! The listing measurements are a bit off… the actual measurements of the jacket i= 12.25 x 12.25. I have two heart-shaped records in separate inner rice paper sleeves, and they both fit nicely inside one jacket without making the jacket feel bulky. Time will tell how these hold up, but so far I’m happy with them for the price paid (~$1.20 each).

I came into a collection of old records with damaged jackets. I ordered these as replacements. They each fit 1 vinyl snugly. Super durable and I’m pleased with the thickness of the cardboard. I used my Cricut to create the album info and the vinyl adheres nicely.

These are exactly what I was looking and hoping for! They’re just like regular album covers (of course without the artwork). But they are solid cardboard sleeves. Not paper, not flimsy, not like an inner sleeve. I recently purchased some used albums / LPs and they did not have the album covers. These will be a perfect replacement until maybe I can find an original cover. Hard to find when the albums are from the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s! These are perfect and are just like regular album covers!

Was looking to use these to store a couple records that I have the covers framed. Too small, especially if you plan on using an inner sleeve. I could only get one of the albums in half way. Womp womp

I'm using these jackets for used LPs I buy at thrift and antique stores that come with missing or damaged covers. for LPs that came without a cover I make a copy of both sides of the label & glue them to the front & back covers of these Big Fudge covers. For LPs that came with damaged covers I try to make them look better ,then scan them on my printer & glue them to the new covers. The spines are just wide enough to use a fine point sharpie with a metal tip to print the artists names & titles. It's a labor of love.