Custom Leather iPad Case

How Your Custom Printed iPad Covers are Made

We use the most up to date printing technology to print onto our leather materials. Expert printing technicians are fully trained in these modern techniques, which bond the rub-proof inks with the fibres of the leather itself. This makes your design as strong as the leather ensuring a long-lasting, high-definition print.

Craftsmen then cut your custom leather iPad case to size and shape, this is done after the printing process to ensure that your design runs from one edge to the other, without any white edges at the seams. This is then passed on to our artisan seamstresses who lovingly hand stitch your custom printed iPad covers, ensuring that they are finished to the highest quality.

The Nappa leather is sourced via Italian tanneries for printing and finishing in our own in-house atelier studio. This work is by hand and to order. As a full-grain, bovine-calf leather, it is graded to the highest level for print and manufacturing quality.

Care Instructions

Simply wipe down your custom leather iPad case if it gets dirty. Please ensure not to soak your case.

Design Tips

There is a small semicircle cut-out at the top of the case- this appears on both sides. Its purpose is to let you slide your device in and out of the custom printed iPad cover easily, without any struggle. Bear this in mind when you design your own iPad case as any part which covers that area will not be seen in your final product, avoid putting any major design features in this area. Whether you choose to print your original artworks on these covers or create a custom leather iPad case with company logos, this product is perfect for showing off your brand.

As the high-quality Nappa leather is a natural material, there will be a visible grain, pockmarks, and a patina which develops over time. This is to be expected and adds a charming authenticity to your custom leather iPad case, as well as making sure that even with the exact same design, no two are ever the same.

We advise using more detailed patterns than solid blocks of colour as on the leather as the large amount of a single colour may appear to be patchy due to the variations in the texture of the material. Our state-of-the-art printing methods mean that we can print fine details up to 2 pts, so intricate detailing is not an issue at all.

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