Zippered Dice Bags

Every GameFancy dice bag on this page closes with a zipper, not a drawstring. Handmade, fleece or vinyl-window construction, 30 to 120+ dice, from $36.

Why players look for a zippered dice bag

• A zipper stays shut in a backpack. A drawstring can loosen and spill dice among your books and cables.
• Nothing rattles out when the bag is upside down, which matters on the way to a convention or a game store.
• It opens in one motion at the table, with no knot to fight while the DM waits for your roll.
• Metal and gemstone dice stay inside the lined compartment instead of grinding against the closure.

What's on this page

Plush creature bags with a zipper ($39–$61) — Mothman, Cat, Squirrel, Whale, Fish and Lantern Fish. Sculpted fleece shapes with a fleece or cotton lining, 100–120+ dice. Some come with a long strap for crossbody carry, some with six interior pockets.

ITA display bags with a zipper ($36–$41) — 15 creature designs with a clear vinyl window for pins, charms or a favourite set, 30+ dice inside. Add the carry handle version for conventions.

When a drawstring is the better choice

If you carry 300+ dice and sort them across six pockets, our gabardine bags with a square bottom stand open on the table and are faster to dig through mid-session. Those use a drawstring with a plastic clip: Dice Bags with Pockets. Most players who own both use the large drawstring bag at home and a zippered bag for travel.

Not sure which closure suits you? Read the full comparison: Drawstring vs zipper dice bag.

Everything here is sewn by hand in our Cherkasy studio. Bestsellers ship from our Miami warehouse in 1–3 business days; the rest are made to order, 9–17 business days, tracking included.