Sleeved deck thickness
Sleeving makes a deck substantially taller, and that is what stops the lid closing. Work out how tall, and whether it still fits the slot you have.
A sleeveβs micron rating is the film thickness per face, and a card sits between two of them, so a 100 micron sleeve adds 200 microns to every card. Getting that backwards is why sleeved decks come out twice the height people expect.
Measure your own cards instead (more accurate)
Card stock varies by print run and finish, and over a few hundred cards that adds up. Square off a known number of unsleeved cards, measure the stack, and enter both. This overrides the card stock preset.
Sleeves for this


Sleeve thickness figures come from the manufacturers where they publish them, and from community measurement where they do not. Brands do change film without renaming a product, so if your pack states a micron figure, trust the pack.
Working out which sleeve size you need in the first place is the sleeve size finder, and how many packs to buy is the sleeve count calculator.