Made in France
Case For iPad Pro 12.9-inch (6th gen) In Himalayan Crocodile
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The iPad Pro case is handbound in luxurious and exclusive Himalayan crocodile leather. To craft this case, the leather is selected to show the snow-white color in the middle and expertly dyed coloring on the sides. The slim and light case has a slot for an Apple Pencil and is decorated with the Labodét stainless steel logo. Crafted with expert precision by hand in Paris, France.
- 100% genuine Niloticus Crocodile leather
- Hand-polished metalware in golden, steel, or black PVD coating
- Printed logo on the interior
- Made in France
Natural exotic and calf leathers are known for their refined look, perfect durability, and tear resistance. Each leather has its signature natural texture, marks, and wrinkles so that every item is unique. The accessories made from such leathers can serve a long time, acquiring a beautiful patina along the way.
Niloticus crocodile is considered a precious and rare leather type, characterized by the size and pattern of its scales and the amount of effort and dedication required to craft it. For its products, Labodét selects leathers from certified suppliers committed to sustainable production.
Each Labodét item is manually crafted to order with artisanal excellence. The production may take up to 20 - 25 business days before dispatch to the courier service.
Orders are shipped worldwide from Paris, France, with the DHL courier service (or other courier services when required). The shipping cost and delivery time are calculated at checkout.
Import duties and taxes may apply at the destination country and are to be paid by the customer upon delivery of goods. Import duties and taxes do not apply for orders shipped within the European Union and to the USA.
For returns, please consult the Refund Policy.
Symbol of Status
The exotic Himalayan crocodile, with its unique coloring, is one of the rarest types of leather. The deep color of the edges lightens to a snowy white center through a complex dyeing process, resembling the snow-capped Himalayan mountains.
