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Paul Smith is a pre-eminent British designer and a global brand name. Smith’s introduction into the fashion world was accidental, but having thrived in this business for over 40 years can hardly be attributed to chance. Smith's uncanny ability to anticipate and spark trends has shaped his large namesake company into a world-renown label. Today, the Paul Smith brand boasts 14 different collections of...

Since their formal incorporation in 1997, Southern California-based Paul Frank Industries (PFI) has attracted an almost cult-like following of all ages with their unique, offbeat product line. The company is noted for creating the characters Julius and Skurvy – the whimsical, wide-mouth chimps that can be seen on T-shirts, accessories, and Paul Frank cases just about everywhere you go.

 Established in 2003, Pat Says Now understands that within the office environment people like to surround themselves with beautiful designs and original gadgets. Ultimately, people buy things that look good and reflect their individual personality. Thus, the brand attempts to make your bleak office more colorful and lively by creating an eye-catching collection of computer mice, accessories and Pat Says Now cases for...

Based in Los Angeles, Parabellum creates high-quality leather cases and accessories for indulgent lifestyles. All of their products are handmade with Free Range Bison leather, which Parabellum believes to be the richest, softest, most complicated and most beautiful leather in the world (Aranez, an Australian company that uses Kangaroo leather will probably beg to differ). No two Parabellum products are alike, yet each is...

Papernomad was formed by group of designers, marketers, and artists with the passion to create a more sustainable carrying solution that respected social and environmental issues. With offices in Colorado, USA and Vienna, Austria, the brand has developed a patented paper composite material, which is incorporated into all Papernomad cases designed and manufactured for popular electronic devices.