I think every case now comes with USB 3.0 on front panel, some come with USB 3.1 type-c. Great for users not that great for modders. These cables are big, bulky and its difficult to put a nylon/cloth sleeving on them in the usual way (and plastic sleeving simply looks ugly). I had this problem with my old case where after sleeving nearly everything i was out of ideas. With new case, i decided to solve this problem and i did it! If the sleeve wont go over the connector why wont we approach it from different angle? Lets wrap the sleeve around cable!
 

 
What is needed?
- needle
- nylon/polyester leather grade thread
-~6.35mm sleeving (Techflex Multifilament)
- lighter
Total cost less than $5
 
Sleeving cable this way of course, has a flaw, there will be a seam along the cable, but given that its only visible from one angle/side, we can always somehow hide it inside case and enjoy sleek and nice sleeved look of that pesky USB 3.0 cable. The method is universal, you can use to to sleeve other difficult cables, like USB 3.1, SATA data or PSU power cable. End, result does not look that bad, doesn't it?
 

Great post! I've been looking at ways to improve cable management. I have sleeved cables and the front panel headers are annoying me a bit due to the mixed matched colors. OCD for the kill! lol

Thanks for sharing your "trick" 
 
BR awarded
 
looks much easier than unsoldering and resoldering the wires at the other end

EVGATech_GabrielT
Very nice guide, thanks for sharing.

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