TechCrunch • Technology • 5 months ago

In defense of Apple’s $230 iPhone sock

From the same label that made the iconic Steve Jobs mockneck, the iPhone Pocket could be the next Labubu … if you have the disposable income.

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Fashion label Issey Miyake, famous for designing Steve Jobs' iconic mock turtleneck, has introduced a product called the iPhone Pocket. The iPhone Pocket is a fashion accessory in which to carry an iPhone, though it comes with a price tag that requires disposable income to afford.

From the same label that made the iconic Steve Jobs mockneck, the iPhone Pocket could be the next Labubu … if you have the disposable income.

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