If you’re not down with the dozens of iPhone cases out on the market right now, check out the iPhone pocket from Sandqvist. It’s meant to be tossed over your neck and looks strikingly like those iconic Leica cases, no? No? Oh. Well, either way, it looks cool and the thick, brown leather helps make this case stand out. Though it’s marketed for iPhone users, it can fit any mobile phone up to 120 x 63 x 14 mm.

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Good things come to those who wait, and from those who take their time. We’re sure the folks at incase weren’t sitting back with their feet kicked up for the past two months, because the iPhone 4 cases coming from their design team are solid. The latest also happens to be the lightest in their iPhone 4 product offering. The Clear Snap Case, if you haven’t guessed already, is see through so it works sort of like another layer of clear glass so the overall aesthetics of the iPhone 4 aren’t completely lost in translation.

All features are still accessible, including both front and back cameras as well as the side volume controls. The case also features a Flash Ring that surrounds the camera cutout, which prevents glare interference while using the camera.

More info and images after the jump.

This past weekend was the Basil Racuk Trunk Show at NYC shop, Leffot. The shoe shop happens to be the exclusive New York City retailer of Basil leather goods. While they have an extensive lineup of bags hitting the shop in the weeks to come, we didn’t see this iPhone case in the offerings. Like all Basil Racuk products, it’s handcrafted and given much attention to detail. Notice the leather stitch in the back and the closure strap. We really dig the card slots which may help to shrink the number of accessories we’ll be carrying around.

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Tired of all the iPhone cases on the wall of your local Apple Store? Well, Case Mate’s launched a new online design tool that allows users to create custom cases by reworking illustrations already designed by renowned graphic artists such as Joshua Davis, Anthony Yankovic, Hannah Stouffer and others.”

You can really do a lot with the tool, from picking a background color, adding an array of drawing elements and then finally by apply a special effect, such as kaleidoscope or mirroring. The more layers you add, the more in depth your design becomes. For a $40 pricetag, you can create a truly unique case. Plus, the design can be downloaded or uploaded to Facebook, Twitter and Flickr. They also save it online for two weeks, allowing a creator to go back and preview or edit the design at any time.

I Make My Case

Matteria’s taken stock of a variety of cork shells for all your essentials – the iPhone and MacBook. They’re handmade with a custom stitched edging in a selection of colors. The soft natural cork makes an ideal material for covering electronic devices, plus it’s super lightweight and extremely durable. Longevity my friends longevity. (via Design Milk)

Buy It: ~ $21 – 43 at Matteria

We recently turned you to a sneak peek at Arkitip’s latest collaboration with Incase, featuring Parisian artist André. The MacBook Sleeve + iPhone case combo has officially been outed and we’ve never been the ones to sport any French emblems but that may soon change. The signature Incase 15” Sleeve and Slider Case feature André’s distinctive “Mr. A” stick figure character once seen everywhere from city walls to high fashion magazines and collaborations. Both pieces are available today at goincase.com and arkitip.com, and also at the Carrousel du Louvre Apple Store, in Paris, France.

Hit the jump to see the full press release as well as more images of the sleeve and slider case. (via Hypebeast) 

Unfortunately, this is only a quick glimpse at what the Arkitip x Incase collaboration has been cooking up for us this time around. More information is sure to land in the coming days, but for now you can just think of what’s to come with the help of Paris-based artist Andre. Co-branded merchandise will come as a 15″ “Mr. A” MacBook sleeve and matching iPhone case. Stay tuned, people!