• CASE CLOSED

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    Since 2007, the Case Closed doors have been open in order to serve owners of popular electronic devices. The company uses quality materials and minimal resources to create a line of simple, practical accessories and Case Closed cases without any logos (except maybe one with your own name). All products are designed and handmade in the UK. No outsourcing enables Case Closed to serve...
  • CARMINA CAMPUS

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    Carmina Campus is an Italian fashion brand founded in 2006 by Ilaria Venturini Fendi, one of five sisters of the renowned Roman fashion dynasty Fendi. The brand is focusing on creating jewels, handbags and furniture utilizing reused materials. The unique nature of materials and the premium handmade craftsmanship makes Carmina Campus cases and merchandise truly unique. Each product features individual tag sporting detailed information...
  • CARGA

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    Mario Bianucci has built Carga from the ground floor up. Originally trained as an architect, he launched this brand in 2006 out of the desire to create a unique line of carrying solutions and Carga cases for men. Mario works out of family-run studio in Buenos Aires. He uses quality leather from local tanneries and applies construction techniques from the architectural world, such as...
  • CAPDASE

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    Wholly owned by Uniconcept Asia Ltd. in Hong Kong, Capdase develops and distributes accessories meant to enhance your experience with technological devices. Unlike most of its Chinese competitors, this company appears willing to engage with its potential consumer base through their accountability in providing background and contact information, as well as easily accessible customer care resources.
  • CAMALEN

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    Based in Los Angeles, Camalen uses the finest European leathers to craft handmade Camalen cases for popular Apple devices. Their solutions are designed for changing the way these popular gadgets look and feel, which is why the brand derived its name from nature’s most adaptable creature, the chameleon. No telling why they didn’t use the exact spelling. Perhaps they saved the “o” and “h”...
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