A lady blogger has, as lady bloggers tend to do, found something ADORABLE on homemade junk-selling portal Etsy – a fantastic Android soft case to protect your phone’s vulnerable touchscreen from pocket-based scratch disasters.
It is just about manly enough for us to get away with using.
It’s yours for $18, via Etsy, with an extra $6 on top for shipping to outside America, which Etsy refers to as “everywhere else”. Look, it’s even stretchy enough to just-about contain a bulky T-Mobile G1, as long as you don’t mind a scratched top bit.
You can even pick your own colours, or get one with a flap . This would do us just fine, although the discreet HTC Magic white leather-effect soft case is currently serving us well enough.
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