The Lady With An Ermin
Wrist Case
- Transparent silicone case
- Strap in gunmetal look
- Printable case
Protection
Weight
Thickness
Product Details
Whether you go dancing with your girls or take selfies with your sweet family - the trendy Wrist Case does it all and offers your phone stylish protection. A strap in gunmetal look is attached to the transparent silicone case, which we can print individually for you on request. Simply put it around your wrist and you will not only have a secure hold for your smartphone, but also a fashion accessory.
Features
- Phone case with metal strap
- Length of the strap: 25,5 cm
- Simply put around the wrist
- Case can be printed individually
- Stylish & safe
- TÜV tested materials
Attachment
The robust, flexible silicone case is custom-made for your smartphone model. So simply press your phone into the case and it is protected from scratches and bumps. The case has two eyelets to which the stylish metal strap is attached. Put it around your wrist so that you always have a secure grip on your phone in everyday life, when traveling and when recording videos.
Materials
To ensure that you get a safe, durable product, all materials are TÜV-tested. The silicone case is made of TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), the strap is made of gunmetal-style metal.
Print details
You can customize the back of the phone case. For example, give your Wrist Case a very personal touch by making it an eye-catcher with your favorite photos. Alternatively, you can find a huge selection of great designs from graphic art to Naruto in our store. With our online configurator, designing is super easy and fast. Just look around and try it out!
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Robert Farkas is a digital artist currently based out of Budapest, Hungary. He comes from a family of creative talent, beginning with his grandfather, famous film director Tamas Fejer, who directed 28 films in Hungary between 1937 and 1988. Tomas’s brother, Kasmer Fejer, is also well-known for his invention of fluorescent ink. Robert’s mother went on to become a photographer, encouraging Robert throughout his childhood to exploit his talent for painting and drawing to follow in the artistic footsteps of his family. Robert currently works throughout the weekdays as a broadcast animator and a web designer. He spends his free time working on his personal projects saying, “Making artworks spices up my everyday life”. Combining his talent for painting with watercolors with digital manipulation, Robert has created a diverse portfolio filled with an ample amount of one-of-a-kind works.
