NUIA Studio

Start with the device, then pick the design. Fit is the only part of this decision you can get objectively wrong, and it causes almost every return in the category.

iPhone. Open Settings, General, About and read the Model Name line. The Pro and the non-Pro of the same generation take different cases, because the camera housing and the body size both differ. Browse iPhone 18 phone cases, iPhone 17 phone cases, iPhone 16 phone cases, iPhone 15 phone cases and iPhone 14 phone cases.

Samsung Galaxy. Open Settings, About phone. Galaxy naming is dense: an S25, S25 Plus, S25 Ultra and S25 FE are four separate bodies. See Samsung Galaxy phone cases.

Full detail, including what to do if you have already ordered the wrong one, is in the phone case size guide.

Two builds, one design library. Every design comes in both, so this is a decision about what you want the case to do rather than how it looks.

Card holder is a slim polycarbonate shell with a slot on the back that holds one card. It is a back cover with a slot, not a folio or a flip wallet, so there is no cover over the screen. See phone cases with card holder.

Tough adds a TPU liner inside the polycarbonate shell. The shell takes the impact, the liner absorbs it. Noticeably thicker, no card slot and no magnets, and the right choice if you actually drop your phone. See tough phone cases.

No. Neither of our phone case builds has built-in magnets, so they will not snap onto a MagSafe charger, wallet or car mount. On the card holder case, take the card out of the slot before you charge.

Our phone grips are adhesive rather than magnetic. They stick to the back of a case and can be repositioned, which also means they are not a MagSafe accessory and will not attach to a puck or a magnetic mount.

Same thickness, same print, different surface. Glossy gives deeper color saturation and a reflective finish that shows fingerprints. Matte is softer in the hand, hides fingerprints, and mutes the color very slightly.

As a rule of thumb: bold prints and deep reds look best glossy; neutral, muted and pastel palettes look best matte. Fine lettering on a monogram case stays a fraction crisper in glossy.

Most designs run in pink, blue and black as standard, with white, purple, red, green, burgundy, butter yellow and warm neutrals across the wider library. Color renders differently on every screen, so treat product images as close rather than exact. We do not make clear or transparent cases, so every color you see is printed onto an opaque shell.

Your text is set into the artwork file before printing, so the letters sit inside the design at the same depth as the stripes or flowers around them. It is not a sticker and not an engraving, and there is nothing that can lift or flake.

Phone cases and AirPod cases take one to three initials. The character limit is shown on each product page, and the type is set in a color chosen against that specific colorway rather than defaulted to white.

We print exactly what you type, including capitals. Personalized items are made for one person and cannot be returned for a change of mind, so check the text and the device model before ordering. Details on the personalization guide. Browse custom phone cases and custom AirPod cases.

We make six sizes and they are not interchangeable: AirPods Pro Gen 1 and Gen 2, and AirPods Gen 1, 2, 3 and 4. AirPods Gen 1 and Gen 2 share a case size; every other pairing is distinct.

To check which you own, turn the charging case over and read the model number printed underneath, or open Settings on your iPhone and tap the AirPods entry at the top.

The shells are hard polycarbonate with a gloss finish, printed in a full 3D wrap across the front, side walls and lid, with the charging port left open and wireless charging supported. A carabiner is included. We do not make a case for AirPods Max. See AirPod cases, cute AirPod cases and the AirPod case size guide.

Most of our range is dye sublimated. The ink turns to gas under heat and cures into the surface of the product rather than sitting on top of it. That is why a design can wrap the full exterior of a curved case, including the side walls, and why it does not peel at the corners the way a vinyl skin does.

Kindle cases and acrylic luggage tags are UV printed instead, which suits rigid materials and gives a hard, scratch-resistant layer with the sharpest detail in the range.

Cleaning and handling for every material is covered in the materials and care guide. The short version: keep things away from sunlight, heat, hand cream and sunscreen.

Because every print is set up per product rather than stretched to fit, pieces genuinely match. Three pairings that work particularly well:

The everyday set. A phone case with a matching AirPod case and phone grip. The grip is adhesive, so it moves to your next case rather than being stranded on the old one.

The travel set. A passport holder and a luggage tag in the same print. The holder blocks RFID; the tag holds a business card on the back so your details are not on display in a line at the carousel.

The desk set. A laptop sleeve and a desk mat. Add two or more items to your basket and 15% comes off automatically at checkout.

Worth saying before you spend time here. No clear or transparent cases, because clear plastic yellows as it reacts to UV and skin oils and the discoloration sits inside the material where it cannot be cleaned off. No folio or wallet-style flip cases, and no cases with more than one card slot. No built-in MagSafe magnets in either phone case build. Our phone grips are adhesive, not magnetic, so they are not a MagSafe accessory. The card holder case has no RFID blocking, and neither does the card holder wallet.

By device: no case for AirPods Max. Our Kindle case fits the 7 inch Paperwhite, Paperwhite Signature Edition and Colorsoft Signature Edition from 2024 to 2025 only, and does not fit the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft (2025) or the older 6.8 inch Paperwhite.

We also make no claims about waterproofing or drop ratings. The tough case is built for everyday drops, not certified against a standard.

Nothing is held in stock. Each item is printed after you order it, within 2 to 5 business days, or 3 to 7 for personalized items. Delivery within the United States then takes 4 to 11 business days, and Alaska and Hawaii can take an additional 7 to 12. Production and delivery are separate, so add the two together for the total.

Orders containing different product types may arrive in more than one parcel, because they are printed on different equipment and sometimes at different facilities. There is no extra charge for that.

Non-personalized items can be returned unused within 30 days. Personalized items are only returnable if faulty or misprinted. Anything that arrives damaged or wrong gets replaced or refunded. Send a photo and your order number. Full detail on the shipping and returns page, or get in touch through contact.