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iPhone 5 Sleeves Now Available at ColcaSac

iPhone 5 sleeves now available at ColcaSac website.

2012-09-15
SALT LAKE CITY, UT, September 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) ColcaSac, a manufacturer of eco-friendly protective sleeves for Apple and Kindle devices revealed today that iPhone 5 sleeves are now available on its website. ColcaSac takes advantage of its track record in making custom sleeves since 2004 to quickly produce protective sleeves for the iPhone 5.

ColcaSac had been receiving favorable feedback from its customers and from notable sites such as The Next Web, Gizmodo, Gadget Mac, CNET, Tuaw, and has been cited by New York Times and green travel site Matador Network for its high quality sleeves made for the MacBook and iPad. Following the swift production and successful delivery of its sleeves for the new iPad and the MacBook Pro Retina 15" in the past months, "We expect the demand for iPhone 5 sleeves to be just as a phenomenal, if not more exceptional," says Jared Rasmussen, founder of ColcaSac Inc.

Each ColcaSac case, whether it's for a MacBook, iPad, Kindle, iPhone or other brands, are handmade with care from strong and durable materials like hemp or bamboo canvas, jute burlap bags and recycled polyester fleece. It offers maximum protection for the iPhone 5 from its treacherous life in one's pocket, bag or dashboard. The ColcaSac iPhone 5 sleeve is designed to have a snug fit, which ensures comfortable carrying and provides a secure grip for the user's hand. The fleece lining not only offers great cushion, it also conveniently wipes the screen surface to give a clean glossy finish to the device each and every time it is used.

These naturally protective sleeves for the iPhone 5 are available in four styles that are creatively named after ColcaSac's rich travels from around the world. There's the Uintah that's lifted from the mountains in Utah; Hanakapiai is a beach in northern Kauai; Zagora trails from an unforgettable camel ride in Marrakech; and Juan Valdez is inspired by the famous Colombian coffee grower icon. Each style features a minimalist yet fashionably functional design that comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

iPhone 5 sleeves is now available on the website for $20 on the Juan Valdez style and $15 for the other styles. Customers who order anytime before September 21 can avail of its introductory price at 15% discount using a special gift voucher that can be found on the company's blog. Orders are shipped within 24 hours of the transaction on business days.

ColcaSac is a Salt Lake City-based company that specializes in making sleeves specifically for Apple computer notebooks. Because of the high demand for PC laptop sleeves, ColcaSac began producing custom sleeves upon request in 2007. Jared Rasmussen, the founder of ColcaSac attended college at BYU Hawaii and a lot of the inspiration for the design and style of the sleeves are from the Hawaiian landscape. As a company, ColcaSac supports a clean environment. Materials used to produce ColcaSac sleeves are from Mexico, China and the US while all of the sleeves are made in the USA.

ColcaSac Inc. is a Utah-based manufacturing company specializing in protective sleeves for Apple and Kindle devices. ColcaSac sleeves are made of earth friendly materials such as organic hemp canvas, bamboo, jute burlap and recycled polyester fleece.


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[Press-News.org] iPhone 5 Sleeves Now Available at ColcaSac
iPhone 5 sleeves now available at ColcaSac website.