Record Jackets and sleeves

Too bad they don’t make 'em any more.
Poly in paper with rounded corners.

Im using MoFi rice paper I see no problem.Good luck.

Buy Better-records.com records, they come with the cover, original sleeve, and premium rice paper sleeve all in a nice thick plastic cover. Comes shipped this way. Maintains the cover like new and the LP in sleeve slides in and out so smooth. Either that or resleeve like whart, which does save a couple hundred smackers but without the Hot Stamper it is a wash.

I've never been that manic about inner sleeves. I figure what horrible thing could possibly occur if a bit of the sleeve creases a bit when I ootch  it and the record into the jacket? Will the vinyl sneer at me and warp because not every micron is equally supported? To me, the important thing is that the vinyl is protected from the scratchy record jacket cardboard and from any mote of grit that might be sneaky & intelligent enough to migrate inside the sleeve. On the other hand, sure, I truly love the plastic-lined paper sleeves that London, Angel, DGG, etc., used to use, but by the same token some of those inner sleeves have gotten a bit sticky over the decades.

Finally, now that I think about it, yeah, it does peeve me that the individual LPs in cardboard box sets (such as an opera) almost always warp because they're loosely packed inside the box.

That's why I really like the Nagaoka N102's they are nice and thin and fit inside the original inner liner and then the jacket without any issue whatsoever.  Keeps everything nice and neat.

Been using them for years no issues whatsoever great quality inner sleeves.