There's a use for paper sleeves after all. Took me a while to realize

[3dbinCanada]

I hate paper sleeves as liners and I had purchased some plastic sleeves so everytime I played a record, I would toss out the paper sleeve and use the plastic sleeve instead..until.. I pulled out Supertramp "Even In The Quietest moments on the A&M label. There sleeves were paper but had a plastic inner sleeve in the paper sleeve. They had the nicest sleeves of any label I came across. As a result I mimick A&M and do this..

 

[Soniclife]

Plastic lined paper was very common, often the paper was printed with the liner notes as well. Adding Nagota anti-static inners to however the record came is my standard practice.

 

[Blumlein 88]

https://www.amazon.com/Sleeves-Fidelity-Vinyl-Collection-Protection/dp/B07CV42DNB#customerReviews

These are a not bad hybrid.