11"x17" Portfolios & Art Cases

Sized to hold 11"x17" artwork, photographs, and documents, this range includes portfolios in a focused selection of presentation styles. Available options include a zippered presentation case, slim color binder books in four colors, and archival refill pages. The 11"x17" format - also known as tabloid or ledger size - is commonly used by graphic designers, photographers, illustrators, and architects presenting work that exceeds standard letter size but does not require a larger format portfolio.

About 11"x17" Portfolios & Art Cases

What types of 11"x17" portfolios and art cases are available?

11"x17" portfolios come in two formats. The Professional Photo Portfolio Book is a zippered presentation case with an integrated 1" multiring binder, a full-length inside pocket, a business card holder, and a spine-mounted handle that keeps pages hanging straight — it ships with 10 archival pages and holds up to 30, displayable front and back. The Slim Color Portfolio Books — in black, blue, red, and silver — use a slim binder mechanism that opens completely flat, holding 10 archival pages expandable to 15. Archival 11"x17" refill pages fit both, so either format grows with your work.

Who uses 11"x17" portfolios?

11"x17" is tabloid size — the format that layouts, spreads, comps, and posters proof at — so these portfolios are a natural fit for graphic designers and illustrators presenting print work at its actual output size. Photographers, artists, and business professionals use the slim color books as a sleek, contemporary book for work that has outgrown letter size, and the zippered case suits anyone carrying tabloid-size documents or presentation boards between meetings.

How do I choose the right 11"x17" portfolio for my needs?

The choice comes down to how the portfolio travels and how much it holds. If you carry it between locations, the zippered Professional Photo Portfolio Book protects pages in transit behind a zipper and handle, and its 30-page capacity suits a full presentation set. If it mostly presents from a desk or table, a Slim Color Portfolio Book is lighter and lower-profile at 15 pages — pick black to keep attention on the work, or silver, blue, or red where the book itself is part of the impression. Both formats take the same 11"x17" archival refill pages, so neither locks you into its starting capacity.