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Established in 2007, Simplism is a Japanese company that designs and develops peripherals and accessories for the Apple products marketplace. The Simplism logo is meant to symbolize the brand mission, which is: to design lifestyle-enhancing accessories that are as simple as possible - ‘plus’ something unique to enhance the value of each product.

Skech began in 2003 as a small retail business venture that specialized in selling accessories for the Apple iPod and iPhone. Since then, this Southern California company has expanded to establish its own design and development operation. With their own line of products that are now featured worldwide, Skech delivers accessories that are the cutting edge of fashion and function.

Contrary to what their name may suggest, this particular company does not design underwater and deep-sea exploring equipment. Rather, Skooba Design maintains a passion for designing exquisite cases and accessories for the tech-traveler. The company strives to merge quality and style, and ultimately create new innovative features that you will not find anywhere else.

Starting in 2002 with an attack on the CD and DVD storage market, Slappa has since realized substantial growth ever since their humble beginnings. In 2005, the North Carolina-based company set out to create bags and cases to form an assault on the laptop and electronic device industry. Furthermore, in 2009 their collection expanded to meet the specific needs of gamers and women. Today,...

Slate & Stylus designs and markets accessories for popular Apple devices. The brand launched in September 2012, proving to be yet another KickStarter campaign success story. More importantly, they formed in order to help give impoverished children the chance to succeed. All Slate & Stylus cases are specifically created in order to help fund the #CLEANSLATE movement.