Yolky GamesThe Charlie Oscar Patterson Collection | Luxury linen finished, professional Playing Cards Twin Deck

Really nice set of cards, easy to shuffle - well for my basic method that is.Feel good in the hand, they are smaller than standard cards with them being 2mm shorter but width being 7mm smaller so not the same dimensions of a normal set of cards which is noticeable but doesn't detract from useDepth is .36mm for those who might want to use them under a table leg :)Presentation box is pretty neat and compact so happy to keep them in this as wont take up more room than needed as such.Great for family card games like find the lady or even snap :)Price wise its a hard one to call they are on offer at £10 and for two sets of cards with a premium feel I think this is great as Ill be honest I don't know the artist to sense if it should cost more due to that element. At retail of £20 I think it's pushing it maybe but then there are many single decks out there well over even that price point.

These cards feel high quality and have neat designs however I believe these are quite a touch smaller than regular playing cards. These would work great for a game night or any other occasion you'd casually bring out the cards for.

The Yolky Games – The Charlie Oscar Patterson Collection contains 2 packs of cards, each with its own design patterns. The cards have quite a thick linen finish, the ‘special’ card that stands out from the deck is the Ace of spades, that particular card has a piece of artwork from Charlie’s collection, instead of the ‘Spade’. The cards themselves feel top quality with nice friction whilst shuffling, immediately I noticed that these cards are smaller than the conventional playing cards (Bicycle, Bee brands etc). They are compact in the hands but can be a little fiddly to use if you are used to the ‘standard size’ packs of cards.The box and tray design of the outer packaging is well made, feels very sturdy. I think these ‘Yolky’ manufactured cards are lovely to collect, just a tad small to play with, but they have been produced with great quality and they sure feel it too. I do like these cards. Recommended.

The media could not be loaded.  Although these are a Beautifully Designed Twin Deck of Playing Cards, they just feel too small in the hand and when you compare them to a Standard Set (see photos), they’re definitely shorter in Width? - This is slightly annoying (especially when trying to shuffle them) and for the price of £20, I’d really expect a proper size Deck! It’s shame really, as the Quality of the Cards and Presentation Box is very nice indeed. If the designer could just sort the sizing issue out, they could be on to a winner! - But until then, I think they’ll struggle to take off, particularly for the avid card player like me. Thank you.

I am a little conflicted over these cards.First - they come in a really nice presentation box and it is very well constructed. It has a pull out tray which contains 2 decks of cards. Both decks are cellophane wrapped and feel nice to the touch when removed from the cellophane.Second - the cards are also for left handers. Any lefties like me will understand the frustration of having to play with right handed cards. Finding left handed compatible cards is a blessing for me.Third - they are not a standard size. They are bridge sized playing cards.Fourth - Each deck has a different Charlie Oscar Patterson design (one design per deck) on the back of the cards and the Jokers and Ace of Spades has a design on the front.In conclusion these cards are presented nicely in quality packaging, they look and feel like decent quality, they are for left and right handers.So why am I conflicted? At a price of £20 at the time I got these cards I think you would have to be really into this artist to want to buy them. For a substantially cheaper price you could buy casino quality cards.

These cards are certainly attractive and well-made. I cannot say I am familiar with Mr. Patterson's work but they are nicely designed. I'm not an art connoisseur by any means but they remind me a little of an art deco style, perhaps a more modernised version of art deco.You open the box by pulling on the orange cotton ribbon. The two decks are firmly in place in a well-fitting box but when you turn the box over there are two fingerholes to push the cards out from. A nice touch I feel. Upon opening the first pack I see that only the Ace of Spades and the two jokers have patterns on them. All of the rest have their traditional card faces. Not a problem of course, just an interesting choice by the makers. The cards are good quality, feel nice in the hand and shuffle well.I like these and I regularly play a card game with 2 decks (it's called Zion Check and is good fun if you have 3 or more players - look it up!). They are undoubtedly high quality but I am not 100% sure I would pay £20 for them...I guess it depends how much of a following Mr.Patterson has. I can't fault the item really, I'm just not entirely convinced they're worth the whole price. Perhaps shortlist the item(s) and look out for a sale?

These playing cards are reasonably priced, have a unique design from an artist and aren’t too slippery when dealing/playing. They seem slightly smaller than normal conventional playing cards but still okay to play with. I like them so will be playing with them often and can make a good gift!

These are really interesting set of cards. They aren't just your regular deck, no you have two decks with a Charlie Patterson design. Making them a nice novelty and perfect for gifting.The cards come in a draw box made of thick high quality card for presentation. Each deck is packaged separately and the cards are nicely printed and of good quality. Size is non-standard but should be fine for private and home games.My main issue is the price. At the time of ordering they were £20. Now at the time of writing they are discounted to £10. At that price they are a great gift for a card player. At the higher price they are tougher sell.