Smartphone pouch

DSPTCH have built the Sling Pouch to be more compact in size and hold the everyday essential items you'll be needing for the day. Constructed from 1680D ballistic nylon finished with a Durable Water Repellent coating for weather protection, the interior is built with nylon pack cloth treated with DWR coating for extra protection. The small Sling Pouch is designed to be the most compact in the range offering space for a smartphone and a couple of other small items. A removable d-ring on the…

Our Ella Phone Pouch offers a stylish way to carry your smartphone and card essentials on the move. Handcrafted from full-grain leather, the pouch features a lanyard-style leather crossbody strap, allowing for versatile hands-free styling. Complete with a flap closure and lined with ultra-soft grosgrain, your phone is kept safe and secure. An external slot to the reverse grants easy access to your card. Create a thoughtful gift for a friend or treat for yourself by personalising with…

If you agree with me, we cannot leave home without our smartphones these days. They have become an important part of our lives, whether we like it or not. Today's tutorial is just about making

Anya Hindmarch's 'Everything' pouch ensures your essentials are organized and easily accessible. Stamped with gold lettering, it's made from biodegradable TPU and recycled shell with contrasting leather trims and has a front slip pocket for stowing your glasses, while the internal ring secures your keys. Use the slim strap to wear it cross-body.

It looks like everyone wants to make a cute little pouch for their cell phone! Why does it appear that way? Because Debbie's link up of her free phone pouch pattern and tutorial got the most clicks in

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SIMPLE.BE designs and manufactures indestructible soft goods: belts, smartphone holsters, and bags. Made in Oregon USA.

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