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Incase and Arkitip furthered their collaborative efforts with the opening of Project Space, an experimental environment that served as both gallery and retail store for creative persons and groups to display their work.
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Calligraffiti Throw-Ups, Niels “Shoe” Meulman. October 2010.
Yes, Yes, Yes, Parra. April 2010.
Now is Forever, Ari Marcopoulos. September 2010.
Revist MASH Tour of California. May 2010.
Meltdown, Andrew Schoultz. December 2010.
Archive of Attitude, Janette Beckman. August 2010.


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uniform experiment x honeyee.com 2009
This highly limited edition notebook sleeve joined Incase with two internationally recognized thought leaders within the fashion and street culture communities, honeyee.com and uniform experiment, a Japanese experimental menswear brand by Hiroshi Fujiwara (fragment design) and Hirofumi Kiyonaga (SOPHNET.). Sharing an appreciation and respect for design, quality, art and culture, the uniform experiment 13” Sleeve takes a signature Incase product and adds styling and graphic elements emblematic of the uniform experiment brand.


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AnOther x colette x Gareth Pugh 2009
A nod to the complementary nature of fashion and technology, this notebook sleeve ornamented by graphic artistry by British designer Gareth Pugh was part of a collaborative project between fashion and culture biannual AnOther Magazine and esteemed Paris boutique colette, featuring a a select group of favorite brands and designers handpicked to create six limited edition products.
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fragment design 2008 - 2009
Two editions of co-branded Slider Cases were released for iPhone 3G and were featured in a book about iPhone- related culture released in 2008 by Fragment Design founder and pioneering tastemaker Hiroshi Fujiwara.
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Eley Kishimoto 2010
With the goal of making the world a prettier place, Mark Eley and Wakako Kishimoto create work that does not succumb to trends and fads. Featuring their trademark “”Flash”” print, a bold graphic pattern that balances flair and simplicity, the collaborative collection further elevated Incase as the brand of choice within the fashion realm.
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Clare Rojas 2012
Clare Rojas makes art and music that weave the modern day-to-day with the spirit of folklore. Our Clare Rojas capsule collection featured colorful animal characters and abstract patterns created just for our collaboration, infusing a fresh feminine perspective into our signature bags and cases.


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Andy Warhol 2011 - 2013
Incase and the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts embarked on a multi-year partnership to bring the pop art icon’s work to signature cases, sleeves and bags for Apple users. Drawing from Andy Warhol’s vast body of work, from his most recognized visuals to lesser known artistry, the distinctive collection paid homage to the creative, non-conformist spirit of Andy Warhol, a fitting tribute to the artist’s enduring legacy.


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Shepard Fairey 2012
Street artist Shepard Fairey’s bold illustrations have created some of the most enduring cultural memes in modern times. In his series for us, Fairey aimed to “overtly or sublimely relect the concept of Peace.”


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Shepard Fairey 2013
A series of Snap Cases for iPhone 5 served as a follow up release to the wider collection of bags and cases from one of the world’s most influential street artists and cultural provocateurs.


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Mara Hoffman 2013
Hand selected by the eponymous fashion designer, the bold graphics featured in the Mara Hoffman collection come from a range of seasons inspired by her personal affinity for world travel, nature, mythology and magic.


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Supreme 2013
Since opening its doors in New York in 1994, skaters, punks, hip-hop heads and the young counter culture at large have gravitated towards Supreme, establishing itself as a brand known for its quality, style and authenticity. In this highly coveted release, the Incase Snap Case for iPhone 5 has been inished in high- gloss chrome and emblazoned with the Supreme logo.


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#GOPOWERED
Portable Power 2.0


A better
experience
through
good design.
We create products that embody the principles of good design, to achieve a highly functional and universal range of protective and mobile solutions that enables our users to have the best possible experience doing what they love, whether it be passion or profession. In most cases, both.


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LILY ROSE, PHOTOGRAPHER
Action Camera Pro Pack
Photo: Stasha Becker


LEAF.
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LEvI MAESTRO, CREATIvE ARTIST
ICON Pack


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INSPIRATION.
“The yin
to my yang”
Speaking with tiger tiger
Incase had the opportunity to sit down with Los Angeles- based photography duo Hana Ardelean and Jen Dionne of TIGER TIGER, who recently spent some time in front of the camera as brand ambassadors in our Reform Collection campaign. The passionate creatives shared their thoughts on technology, entrepreneurship and their aesthetic, as well as their plans for the future.
Who you are and what you’re known for?
H: We’re a photography and directing duo under the name TIGER TIGER. We enjoy nerd- ing out on the details that most would overlook. It helps us to communicate a deeper narrative for our clients.
How would you describe your aesthetic?
H: Our aesthetic is very clean and colorful in a focused way. We love simplicity in our personal lives, and in our work.
J: Not only that, we always tell a story, even if it’s just between the two us. We give our subjects a mood and there are relationships happening un- derneath the photographs we take. It ties things together and brings the emotional value out of it.
Give us some background on starting your own business and the entrepreneurial spirit. How does that play into your everyday life of using mobile technology?
J: We both have always had a very entrepreneur- ial spirit. When we met each other, I was running a cookie company and Hana had a clothing and jewelry line. We always knew that we were going to work together, we just didn’t know how. Then we fell in love with taking pictures and started TIGER TIGER.
Mobile technology has allowed us to take our of- ice on the road and reach people that we might never have been able to connect with. It’s allowed friends and followers to share our work, making it a community-based business because they, too, have played a part in the growth of TIGER TIGER.


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Jen & Hana pictured with the Reform Sling and Reform Action Camera Pack.
What does it mean to be a member of the creative class?
H: To me, being part of the creative class requires us to be bold, fearless and constantly creating. The creative energy in Los Angeles is every- where, so it’s constantly keeping us inspired, focused and on task.
What role does technology play in your life - both professionally and personally?
H: As Gen-Xers, technology is naturally a part of our daily life, so much so that we don’t even notice it. As a photographer, it is a huge blessing because with all of the updates to cameras, it has made shooting much more accessible. I like that anyone that has a passion for photography can take a crack at it. Although we love shooting film, I don’t know what we would do without digital.
Have there been any moments where technol- ogy was a burden and that burden was then lifted when you switched to Incase products?
J: I’m awful at keeping my phone charged, so the Incase Portable Power products have saved
my ass a couple of times, especially if I’m on set for 16 hours and there’s no time to charge it.
What about the Incase brand do you identify with?
J: We gravitate towards the brand because of its simplicity. We’re constantly trying to down- size to the basic necessities, which is why we use the Incase DSLR bag. It’s stealth—no bells or whistles. It’s everything you need and nothing you don’t.
H: All of our old camera bags were huge and the weight was not evenly distributed, so they looked and felt clumsy. The Incase bags are streamlined and virtually monochrome, which is a big plus.
From what you share on Instagram, your work looks amazingly fun. How do you stay inspired?
H: That always changes for me, but right now, I am very inspired by being outside and running. The clarity I get from running helps dramatically with my creative process.
J: Currently, I’m inspired by getting down to the
basics. Removing what is not necessary helps me stay focused, energized and allows me to build upon what I truly care about in each shoot.
What are some fun projects we can look for- ward to seeing from you?
J: We have a concept shoot coming up. It’s a time for us to let out all of our crazy, creative ideas and to collaborate with wardrobe stylists and make-up artists that we meet. We are about to shoot an idea inspired by pastels and clean lines. Plus, there is a ‘90s Porsche involved and big tropical bird.
Follow Jen and Hana @tigertigerstudio
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JERRY RICCIOTTI Travel Essentials


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PROTECTION AND MODuLAR STORAGE FOR EQuIPMENT-INTENSIvE ENDEAvORS.
DSLR Pro Pack


A family bound by constant mobility and bonded by the common ideal of creating better experiences through good design. An enterprise of professionals, creatives and athletes driven by seamless integration and optimal performance that believes not in boundaries but only opportunity.


COLLABORATION.
SYNDCT Nigel Sylvester, Kelly Slater, Paul Rodriguez, Craig Anderson, Torstein Horgmo, Sean Malto, Ken Block
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KEN BLOCK, PROFESSIONAL RALLY DRIvER
Ken Block Pro Pack


KEN BLOCK
Filming of Gymkhana 7 Photo by: 13th Witness


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SEAN MALTO
Professional Skateboarder Incase SYNDCT
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THE MOST COMPREHENSIvE SYSTEM FOR ACTION CAMERA uSERS.
Action Camera Pro Pack, Accessory Organizer






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eO travel Collection
Designed for a new generation whose approach to travel is defined by simplicity and connectivity, EO Travel is a carry-on luggage system with tech-optimized features for those who depend on their devices for business, pleasure and inspiration.
we made it BeCauSe we needed it.


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EO Travel Roller, EO Travel Backpack


iCOn Sleeve Featuring
Protection Technology
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