Now You Sleeve Me

Presented by two-time AGT Winner & Vegas Headliner Shin Lim and in collaboration with Ellusionist.com, this visual medley contains a myriad of visuals.

At an introductory price of $15, there really isn't any reason to not have this in your arsenal as a magician.

Sale price$15.00

WE STILL CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S SLEEVING

At Magic LIVE this year a shy young man walked up to our team, with his sleeves pulled up, threw a borrowed coin through a portal in the air and made it appear in our awaiting hands... 3 feet away.

That guy was Jeffrey Wang. The creator of 'Now You Sleeve Me'.

What makes Jeffrey's sleeving so unique, is that he can tell you it's sleeving and you STILL don't believe him.

His flawless method has none of the tell-tale signs of dirty work.

- The hands remain flat and rigid.

- The sleeves can be pulled up, away from the extreme edge of the wrist.

- You see the coin, sharpie - ANYTHING, right up until the last moment.

Presented by two-time AGT Winner & Vegas Headliner Shin Lim and in collaboration with Ellusionist.com, this visual medley contains:

  • The JT Vanish - Jeffrey's first method to sleeve, sharpies, coins, jumbo coins and anything else you can think of.
  • The JC Vanish - This is the one where it vanishes with a clap.
  • Reappearances
  • Transpositions
  • Portal effect - This one you won't see in the trailer, but it's our absolute favorite.
  • Multiple changes
  • Circle Vanish - Jeffrey's favorite from the entire project.
  • Circle Color Change
  • Rolled-up Sleeve, Sleeving - With this technique you'll be able to sleeve coins effortlessly

Eddy Xu also joins Shin & Jeffrey to teach his favorite way to use the JT vanish, by linking a chinese coin to a string... IN MID AIR.

At an introductory price of $15, there really isn't any reason to not have this in your arsenal as a magician.

Download 'Now You Sleeve Me' TODAY.

Customer Reviews

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Cesar de Leon
Wonderful Tutorial

It is definitely a trick that needs practice but they make it so easy to follow!

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Andrej Agranovski
Very nice !

I bought the „Now you sleeve me“ Tutorial from Jerry Wang and I‘m really happy with this new sleeping techniques. It’s not that difficult but still needs a little training. All in all very nice for the price

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Malcolm Lewis
Gifts for daughter

Daughter loved all the magic we bought her for Xmas. The videos that come with the products really help!

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Gary Friedrich

He makes it look so simple. I hope with some practice I can do the same.

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Scott Brining
Now YOU can sleeve!

Excellent download! I'm more of a hobbyist magician, so highly technical slights usually are not for me. This download presents several slights in a very easy to understand manner. Yes, you will need to practice these, but they're not out of reach for a casual magician. The presentation also recaps the finer points of the lesson in a brief, bulleted, outline form. The download is well crafted, done with care, and well worth the price. Get it and start having some fun with sleeving!

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Jeremey
Amazing!

Love this. Gave me so many ideas. Great handling, great tutorial! Something you should definitely invest in.

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Joshua iley
Great Stuff

After watching Jeffery on Instagram I had to buy this, the vids if pretty short but the techniques are excellent, I was able to perform most of the techniques reasonably well within a few days practice which is awesome as I am a beginner. Really brilliant routine, works very smoothly. Looking forward to buying Jeffs future products.

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Matt Bruce
Never thought of coin sleights in this way

Now You Sleeve Me has forced me to rethink and reconfigure the one coin routine I’ve used for years. Loved it!

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Dayton Phan
Great for intermediate level magicians.

When I first saw this effect, I had an idea of how it worked as it is labeled in the name, but didn’t realize how clever the method is. It is an absolute recommended for magicians that love “sleight of hand” tricks as it takes some practice to get it down.

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Carlos Pérez López
Interesting mechanics for sleeving

I really liked the moves to sleeve, though they require some more practice than I thought