Laptop Sleeve Size Guide
Sleeve sizes are named after a rough screen size, but what actually matters is the footprint of your closed laptop. Measure it, then pick the sleeve that is slightly larger on both sides.
How to measure
Close the laptop and measure the length (the long edge, where the hinge is) and the width (front to back). Compare those two numbers to the table. Ignore the diagonal on your spec sheet — two laptops with the same screen size can have very different bodies once you count the bezels.
Sleeve dimensions
All measurements below are the sleeve’s own outer dimensions.
| Size | Length | Width | Diagonal | Depth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7" | 7.09" | 4.72" | 8.50" | 0.65" |
| 10" | 10.43" | 7.87" | 13.07" | 0.65" |
| 13" | 12.60" | 9.45" | 15.75" | 0.65" |
| 15" | 13.39" | 10.24" | 16.85" | 0.65" |
| 17" | 15.94" | 12.01" | 19.96" | 0.65" |
If you are between sizes
Go up. Neoprene has some give, but a sleeve that is a few millimetres short will not close, and forcing the zip over a corner is how zips break. A little room is fine — the padding takes up the slack.
What the sleeve does
Neoprene with foam padding and a water-resistant shell. A dual zip opens the whole long edge, so the laptop lifts straight out. The front is printed, the back is solid black — that is the side facing out when it is under your arm.