Some card shops can special order sealed product, supplies, binders, boxes, playmats, or even search their dealer network for singles. It is not guaranteed. New releases may be allocated, older sealed product may be unavailable through normal channels, and low-demand items may not justify a special order. Start with a category-fit store from the card shop directory or a specialty hub such as Magic card shops so the request matches what the store already handles.
Ask for the terms before placing the order: expected timing, deposit, cancellation policy, whether the item is returnable, and whether the price can change if the distributor cost changes. A shop that communicates clearly is doing you a favor by setting boundaries up front. The card shop special orders guide explains which requests are realistic and which ones create extra risk. Special ordering works best for regular customers with specific needs, not for vague requests to chase whatever product social media says is hot this week.