Handmade Cases for your HTC from Etsy: Part Two

Last week we shared some of our favorite HTC One cases from Etsy, from the sophistication of a handmade leather wallet, the BoomSound sleeve, to bringing the bling with the Hello Kitty case.

This week we have three more cases that provide unique ways to compliment your HTC One.

The Sleek Felt Sleeve

If sleek and simple is your style, then Phocket’s dotted anthracite felt sleeve may be the best fit for your HTC One.

Phocket, a husband-and-wife team from Germany, seeks to produce cases that are simple and stylish. She does the design, sewing, and packing, while he does the photography (which you can see above) and manages the shop. After finding the perfect material, they’re now able to create one-of-a-kind cases that are the perfect complement to your HTC One.

The All-Metal Case

What better match for the all-metal HTC One than an all-metal case? Plus, if you want to make a statement, it is hard to beat BadassCase Co’s aluminum HTC One case. With custom diamond-cut engraving available, this one can really make an impact.

Travis Taylor originally got his start doing custom pearl inlays and engraving for guitars, using computer-controlled precision equipment to get the perfect look. Travis then brought this technique to the aircraft-grade aluminum cases you see above. Whether a business logo or custom artwork, BadassCase can put it on your case.

The HTC Touch in Leather

It is often the details that really make a design. LederBazi, a shop from Munich, Germany, demonstrates this perfectly with a hand-crafted leather sleeve complete with the HTC logo.

Gisela Demmel, LederBazi’s owner, has long loved unique, handmade design, particularly when using the rich textures you get from leather, metal, and high quality cloth. Her goal when creating a new design is practicality meshed with beautiful materials, then the addition of something a bit unique, ensuring each one possesses its own personal “note”.

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by Darren Krape via HTC Blog