Power Pick: CASETiFY Phone Case
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I like to take care of my belongings. I polish my shoes, store my beauty products in cool, dry spaces, lovingly smooth out the creased pages of my used books, and read the instructions on my clothing tags so I don't ruin them in the wash. But when it comes to the care and keeping of possessions, I have one major Achilles heel: My phone.
One would think that I'd be more mindful about this item—always the most expensive thing in my bag; something I had to take out a payment plan for, which rivaled the plan I'd had for my student loans. Like most young adults, I love my phone and don't know what I'd do without it, and yet I always manage to drop it, spill water on it, and otherwise abuse it as though I were trying for its demise.
My mom, frustrated by my chaos, has always insisted that I buy a sturdy, waterproof, shock-proof case—one that would encase my phone in what seemed like half an inch of plastic, metal, and rubber that would ensure its survival in just about any situation. But every time I've opted for one of these cases, I've felt silly. These cases always seemed to nearly double the size of my phone, and they always made me look like I was preparing my phone for Armageddon.
Then, I discovered CASETiFY. The brand hinges itself on self-expression, with cases incorporating just about any and every pattern and color you can think of—along with countless that you'd never expect. They also partner with buzzy artists like
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