Pendleton E-reader Case

By Jodie Kharas December 28, 2012

Pendelton E-reader Case — Image used with permission by copyright holder

Though book lovers may have rejoiced over the birth of the E-reader, mourning the absence of beautifully designed book covers was kind of inevitable. Fortunately, Portland-based brand Pendleton has come up with an awesome solution.

Ideal for the style-conscious man, this expertly crafted E-reader case features a Native American-inspired Cave Creek jacquard outer that will stand the test of time as passing trends come and go. Inspired by ancient petroglyphs found on the walls of a Hohokam settlement near Cave Creek in Arizona, this super cool case is both lightweight and protective. Whether you’re looking for a belated Christmas gift or a January pick-me-up, we can’t resist this neat little accessory for our next sartorial subway journey.

Retail ($68)

To purchase visit www.pendleton-usa.com

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Jodie Kharas

Former Digital Trends Contributor

Jodie Kharas is a style, art and culture writer who lives in London. She has contributed to the online platforms of POP…

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