Altered: Album Oficial ZipUp

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PRODUCTO EN PREORDER. FECHA DE LANZAMIENTO 13/09/2024

¡Mantén a salvo tu colección de cartas de Altered® con elegancia!
El álbum oficial Zip-Up Album es una forma económica y clásica de coleccionar y organizar tus valiosas cartas de Altered®.

Las tapas de este álbum están cubiertas por una superficie de Retro Leatherette de gran calidad que resulta agradable al tacto y muestra un elegante logotipo estampado en caliente. El interior de la carpeta Zip-Up Album protege las cartas con un forro suave de microfibra. Sus tapas rígidas añaden protección y ayudan a mantener las cartas a salvo. Tiene capacidad para 20 páginas de 18 bolsillos de carga lateral, de manera que la capacidad total del álbum es de 360 cartas (incluso con doble funda*). Gracias a su cremallera resistente, el álbum queda completamente cerrado.

Características

  • Perfecto para cartas de Altered®
  • Incluye 20 páginas de carga lateral para guardar un total de 360 cartas en fundas*
  • Tirador de cremallera de diseño exclusivo para un agarre máximo
  • 18 bolsillos de carga lateral por página para que las cartas no se salgan
  • Adecuado para cartas de tamaño estándar y japonés
  • Optimizado para cartas con doble funda
  • Tapas rígidas para evitar que se deformen la parte frontal o la trasera
  • Elegante logotipo estampando en caliente en el exterior
  • Sin ácidos, sin PVC

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