Portrait Photo Folders Daiber 13328 for 13x18 cm photos, pack of 25 pockets

Daiber 13328 portrait photo folders are designed to hold single 13 x 18 cm portrait prints in a protective, easy-to-store sleeve. Each pack contains 25 transparent pockets that keep photos flat and reduce direct contact with dust, fingerprints and light handling. The slim portrait format fits standard portrait prints and provides a compact solution for sorting and labelling collections for home albums, schools, studios or small archival sets.

Advantages

These portrait photo folders combine transparent protection with a slim profile that preserves the original flatness and appearance of prints. The pockets are made to allow easy insertion and removal of single photos while offering physical protection during handling and storage. The uniform size supports consistent organisation and straightforward labelling, allowing quick visual identification without removing prints from the sleeve.

Suitable for

• Storing standard 13 x 18 cm portrait photographs
• Organising prints in albums, boxes or file systems
• Protecting individual studio or school portraits from dust and fingerprints
• Short- to medium-term archive or display preparation

Key specifications

• Format: portrait orientation for 13 x 18 cm photographs
• Quantity per pack: 25 individual pockets
• Material type: transparent protective sleeve (single-pocket design)
• Closure/opening: open top or side access for easy insertion and removal
• Profile: slim, space-saving design suitable for albums and boxes

How to use

Slide each 13 x 18 cm print carefully into a pocket using clean, dry hands to avoid transferring oils or dirt. Position the photo so it lies flat within the sleeve; if necessary, align edges with the pocket opening before fully inserting. Label the outside of the sleeve or add a small paper insert for captions or dates. Store the filled folders in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme humidity to maintain print condition.

Usage recommendations

Handle prints by their edges and avoid adhesive labels directly on photographs. For longer-term archival storage, combine these pockets with acid-free backing boards and keep items in a stable environment with low humidity and limited light exposure.