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Wool iPad Case

Look ma no seams! Or buttons, snaps or other extraneous doodads that threaten to scratch your favourite device you never realized you needed. Made in Japan of wool this iPad sleeve is not only perfect for keeping your iPad dressed in style in comes in a variety of bright colours. Designed by Kazuma Yamaguchi for ABITAX.

They have a little note at the bottom stating how thick wool absorbs shock -- I think I'll take their word for it.

Wool iPad Case

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Envelope bag for iPad

Taiwanese design collective Megawing resurrects this slightly over done manilla office envelope concept for their modern cross body bag. The Envelope Bag is simplistic in form but includes an extremely useful inner inset pocket with multiple pouches for your phones, pens, keys and other small accessories. It is the perfect size to fit an iPad. Largely made with leather .

Envelope bag for iPad

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Recycled Mail Sack iPad Case

Definitely eye catching. Handmade in Mexico from repurposed mail sacks, these canvas cases feature an interior of ultra-suede and an additional riveted pocket to clip thumb drives and coil cords.

Recycled Mail Sack iPad Case. Via swissmiss.

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Jil Sander Men's Mottled Wool iPad Case

Made in Italy from the same mottled virgin wool as the Milton trouser, this brightly-coloured document wallet is lined and features a silver zip and black leather piping around the seams. Suitable for documents but it is also large enough to fit an iPad. Fancy.

Available at OKI-NI.

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Lounge Case for iPad 2

A bit like a bean bag chair for your iPad, venerable Incases's Lounge Case looks pretty useful if you get tired holding or balancing your iPad on your legs all day. That is until you want to take it somewhere in which case that hump on your iPad might make transporting a bit of a challenge. I haven't used one but I assume they snap out of the plastic housing quickly and easily. I wonder if the inside material has 'memory'. One of the advantages of the tabs or flaps their description positions the product against is that they are usually quick consistent in their position. It might be a pain if you are adjusting the viewing angle at each sitting.

Lounge Case for iPad 2

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Happy Covers for iPad

I think these look like allot of fun. Happy Covers for iPad allow you to carry your iPad inside your favourite bag while protecting it from dust, scratches and dirt. There is even enough room to include Apple's smart cover if you are so inclined. I'm sure the build quality and materials are fine and all but it's the cute illustrations that make this convenient sleeve a great a way to transport your iPad.

Happy Covers for iPad

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Celine Attaché

This looks like it might make for a great looking case for one or two iPads for the 'busy executive' or bag conscious 'fashionista'. I don't know anything about the case because I found it on Tumblr where there is never any useful metadata or links to source, a practice that drives me nuts.

Celine

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Booq iPad2 Agenda

I keep thinking how useful this combination of iPad and notepad protected by a nice case would have been when I was forced to sit in meetings half the day many years ago. I could have entertained myself on the sly.

Booq's marketing speak: "The Booqpad agenda combines iPad 2 case and notepad into one product, making it the ideal solution to create, store, review or present the next hot idea. Keeping a pen or stylus, business cards, cash or tickets close to your iPad and written notes has never been more convenient".

Looks like it would fit right in, in most corporate meeting rooms. Booq sells paper refills but I assume you could source your own pads with the paper of your choice.

A great case to bridge analog and digital productivity.

Booq iPad2 Agenda

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OldCalgary felt iPad 2 sleeve

Thank you OldCalgary for following me on twitter as otherwise I may not have found your wonderful products.

OldCalgary's iPad 2 Sleeve is handcrafted in America of German wool felt. I think I have written at least a dozen times as to why I love the material and much of what I have seen made with it but OldCalgary has written a wonderfully succinct message worthy of sharing:

Why wool felt?

Simple. It's durable, water resistant, and environmentally friendly. Unlike leather and synthetic materials, there is no animal slaughter or pollution involved with the production of wool felt. It's biodegradable, naturally fire-resistant, and recyclable.

They left out how great it looks and feels.

OldCalgary felt iPad 2 sleeve

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Careerbags Leather iPad Sleeve

Long time Popwuping supporter Careerbags shared with me a few images of their new line of sleeves for the iPad. These Careerbags branded sleeves are made of leather and lined with a soft anti-scratch micro fiber to help rid your screen of all the finger prints that never seem to go away. Leather sleeves and the iPad look good together and I think these look great.

Check them out here.

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