Start by Prat Digital & Art Portfolio (Black)
Start by Prat Start SFDS Dual-Sized Portfolio (Black)
Start by Prat SF-31 Soft Side Portfolio - for 23 x 31" Film or Digital Images or Artwork (Black)
Start by Prat S2000-24-N Start Backpack 2000 Soft-Side Portfolio (Black)
- Holds Artwork & Prints up to 18 x 24"
- Weather-Resistant Canvas Construction
- T-Square Pocket
- Tube Holder with 4.5" Diameter Capacity
Prat 360 Modular Portfolio (14.5 x 11.5 x 2.5")
- Light and Stylish
- Metal Handle
- Removable Shoulder Strap
- Chrome Fixtures
Start by Prat SF-36-N Soft Side Portfolio - for 24 x 36" Film or Digital Images or Artwork (Black)
Prat 362 Messenger Bag (11 x 14 x 2.5")
- Light and Stylish
- Metal Handle
- Removable Shoulder Strap
- Outside Pocket with Zipper
Hex X Jim Lee Portfolio (Black, 11 x 17")
- Designed to Hold Paper or Comic Pages
- Front Pocket Organizer
- Hide-Away Handles
- Water-Resistant Material
Start by Prat Start 1 Portfolio (Black, 31 x 42")
Archival Methods Art Carry Case (18.25 x 23.25 x 5.00")
- Portfolio Presentation Case
- Ridged Black Polypropylene
- Removable Shoulder Strap
Archival Methods Art Carry Case (22.25 x 26.25 x 5.00")
- Portfolio Presentation Case
- Ridged Black Polypropylene
- Removable Shoulder Strap
Archival Methods Art Carry Case (26.5 x 38.5 x 5.0")
- Portfolio Presentation Case
- Ridged Black Polypropylene
- Removable Shoulder Strap
Types of Portfolio Case
The first step in selecting a portfolio case is to identify the general category or type of case that fits your situation. The term "portfolio case" means different things to different people so it is important to understand the range of cases, bags, and books that go by that description.
Portfolio Cases or Bags For Loose Items - Traditional Zippered Portfolios, Canvas Art Bags (Student Portfolios), Expandable Portfolios
Generally speaking, this category includes anything that can be used as carrying cases for individual pieces of artwork or graphics that are not bound together. The artwork or graphics can be on paper, mounted on matboard or foamboard, on canvas, in individual print sleeves, or even framed. Some choices for unbound materials are:
- Traditional Zippered Portfolios
- Traditional Zippered Art Portfolio
- Traditional Zippered Portfolio
These are probably the first image that comes to your mind when you think of "art portfolios". They are usually made of semi-rigid vinyl with a simulated leather grain texture or fabric stretched around a wire frame and have a zipper running along the sides and across the top. To access the artwork, you unzip the zipper along all three sides and lay the portfolio flat on a table or floor.


