If you think Apple Polishing Cloth $19 no fun, wait until you hear about Apple’s latest product: limited edition iPhone pocket What fabric is a phone sling for your phone, which costs $ 149.95 in the short size, and $ 229.95 in the long size, cross.
The item looks like it might be Ragebait. Apple’s website says that it was inspired by the concept of “one piece of cloth,” with only one piece of cloth comprising the entire design.
But the iPhone pocket actually makes a lot of sense in the context of the fashion world – I’ll buy yellow, bright Socks Pocket to tie to Tfar Pink Azalea bag if the price doesn’t scare me. But admittedly, I’m also not in the income bracket if I’m targeting a three-socket.
If you already know anything about Issey Miyake, the Japanese label behind the iPhone case, then this design should ring a bell. Miyake, the late, respected designer, was a pioneer Apoc (“piece of cloth”) Concept in 1997, which shows the innovative, My advanced technology for fashion While also reducing waste.
“Featuring a mesh structure that’s ideal for authentic filtering, the iPhone pocket is a great way to wear and carry your iPhone,” Apple saidSee rank-. “When made to measure, the open textile subtly announces its contents and allows you to see the display of your iPhone.”
It’s no wonder that Miyake’s quiet genius caught the attention of Steve Jobs, another entrepreneur known for his creativity. The two became friends, and in the 90s, Project asked Miyake To design uniforms for Apple employees, as seen at Sony in Japan. Jobs’ football team balked at the prospect of dressing the same every day, but Jobs still liked the idea – so he and Miyake collaborated to create their own personal uniforms.
Yes, Issey Miyake, the label behind the lovely Mockneck dress’, is also responsible for the iPhone pocket. (But Miyake himself did not participate in the design of the pocket, because he died in 2022). While Miyake’s label and Apple have never worked together, their collaboration feels like a long time coming, thanks to Miyake’s resulting aesthetic, which has come to symbolize Apple’s sleek elegance at will.
In the long size, cross – which is only available in three colors – the iPhone pocket is a building in the existing trend Phone AccessoriesSee rank-. Apple even released its own $59 crosbat strap, which Ours may be well made, though a bit fincky for regular useSee rank-. But some photographers, but claim that it is the perfect camera strap).
But in the short term – which is expected to be more popular, thanks to the low price and variety of colors – Apple may be riffing LabubSee rank-. Listen to me.
Like the iPHONE IPHONE, the popularity of labubu seems to be less crowded and less recognizable in a way that only makes them more attractive to people who want to buy them. While a single “blind box” is around $30, some rare variations of the giant keyctchain can be worth it $10,000 at the height of the craze. But the more obvious comparison between the bag and the short iPhone pocket is the accessories for your accessories. (Maybe this is downstream of other trends: Access Your Stanley Cup).
With tap to pay technology, or a literal wallet that sticks to your phone, you can leave home with just your phone and navigate the world just fine. (Bonus points if your door opens with code input – no key!). It’s no wonder that more and more bags are designed for the phone itself. Think about popular Joe miniature trader bag that is, or how about Small Small TALFARBYS and the “IT” Bag. The brand is rich A free man, Good, Mul
Lulhemoneven Ikea sell keychains that are just smaller versions of existing bags. Not much to say about socks can be next.
Will the iPhone pocket be the trap of 2026? I will not vote. But if the catch is the holiday gift of the season, I’ll still say I said so.