17"x22" Portfolios & Art Cases

Sized to hold 17"x22" artwork, photographs, and documents, this range includes portfolios and art cases for formal presentation, transport, and archival storage of large-format work. Available options include a zippered presentation case, a professional presentation case, hardcover and recycled paperboard portfolio books, a matte black portfolio book, an easel display portfolio, a hard-sided art case, and archival refill pages. The 17"x22" format corresponds to architectural D size and tabloid oversized, and is commonly used by architects, artists, photographers, and designers working at large-format scale.

About 17"x22" Portfolios & Art Cases

What types of 17"x22" portfolios and art cases are available?

The 17"x22" presentation lineup is all full-capacity multiring: textured hardcover, recycled paperboard, and matte black portfolio books, each with 10 archival pages expandable to 30 and pages that lie completely flat when open. Carried options are the zippered Professional Art Portfolio Case and the Premium Zippered Presentation Case, both with an integrated 1" multiring binder, full-length inside pocket, and business card holder behind a smooth nylon zipper. The Presentation Easel Art Portfolio with Handle converts from carried case to upright tabletop easel, with a locking ring mechanism and elastic closure that keeps pages secure in transit. For rigid protection rather than presentation, the 20"x26"x2.5" Hard-Sided Art Case — wood core, keyed latches, a bottom that folds flat to open completely — takes 17"x22" work with margin all around. 17"x22" archival refill pages expand every binder option here.

Who uses 17"x22" portfolios and art cases?

17"x22" is where presentation work starts to read at architectural and exhibition scale while still handling like a book. Architects and designers present drawings and renderings at this size, photographers and printmakers show large-format prints at full impact, and art and design students carry review work in the easel portfolio, which stands the presentation up at the table on its own. The hard-sided case serves anyone whose priority is the artwork's protection — original drawings and prints moving between studio, client, and storage.

How do I choose the right 17"x22" portfolio or art case?

If the work presents in a binder, choose by carry and cover: an open book (hardcover, paperboard, or matte black) for desk and table presentations, a zippered case when the portfolio travels — both zippered options here carry the same 30-page interior, with the Premium adding a pebbled leather-handled build — or the easel portfolio when the work should stand upright hands-free. If the work needs protection more than presentation, the 20"x26"x2.5" hard case is the rigid option: keyed latches, wood-core construction, and enough margin around 17"x22" work for mats or padding. All the binder options share the same refill pages, so capacity never forces the choice.