I’d like to show you guys a magic. Now please look at this Cath Kidston ipad mini case carefully. The ipad mini case is pink at the first sight. But this Cath Kidston case turns to be strawberry red in a second. Why? What happened? Is this Cath Kidston ipad mini case changes with the intensity of the light?
The main color of this Cath Kidston ipad mini case is strawberry red. Little Floras are all over the ipad mini case. These floras vary in color and size. For example, the biggest flora is blue, which are fewer than red one. The smallest flora is white, whose bud is white, opposite to red one.
There is a snug clear silicone holder which is almost invisible inside. The iPad is held very securely in this Cath Kidston ipad mini case.
This beautiful Cath Kidston ipad mini case will decorate and protect your iPad mini with the Cath Kidston case garden design! Fashionable and uniqueness, gives your ipad mini a new look.
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Cath Kidston ipad mini case feature:
Unique design and fashionable style;
Vaiety of style are avaliable and with high quelity;
Perfect combination with fashion and function;
Protect your ipad mini from the scratches,dust and other damage in daily use;
Supports smart cover funtion: wakes up when open-goes to sleep when closed;
All function buttons and ports are accessible;
Easy to Install & Detach;
Fits ipad mini.
Daily Maintenance:
1.Wipe the dust off the leather with a dry cloth.
2. Apply a thin layer of mink oil to the surface of leather to keep away from the dust.
3. If the leather stiffens, smear the mink oil onto the leather to recover the leather's softness.
4. If the leather is drenched with rain or water:
5. Do not dry the leather by heat or with a hair dryer. Use a dry cloth or newspapers to absorb the moisture and dry naturally, and then apply mink oil to the leather surface.
