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A nice-looking folio that still works as a folio
Patterned iPad cases usually come from print-on-demand shells, which is why so many of them skip the parts that make a folio useful: the sleep magnets, the pencil loop, the fold geometry that turns the cover into a stand at two usable angles. The print is lovely and the case is annoying.
These are printed on the standard folio body, so the magnets wake and sleep the screen, the Pencil has somewhere to live, and the cover folds into both a typing angle and a viewing angle. The pattern sits under a protective coat, so it does not scuff off along the fold line, which is where surface prints fail first.
Frequently asked questions
Do cute iPad cases still have sleep magnets?
Every folio in this collection has sleep magnets positioned for the specific iPad generation, so closing the cover sleeps the screen and opening it wakes the tablet.
Will the print wear along the fold?
The print will not wear along the fold, because the pattern is sealed under a protective coat rather than printed on the surface. Surface prints crack at the fold line within months.
Is there a pencil holder?
Most cases in this collection include a pencil loop or holder, and each product page states it. See the pencil holder collection if that is the deciding feature.
Can I get a matching phone case?
You can get a matching phone case in most of these prints, since the same colourways run across the phone, iPad and AirPods ranges.