🎃 HALLOWEEN PRE-ORDER 🎃
This item is part of our LIMITED HALLOWEEN COLLECTION and is available for pre-order from Friday, September 11th through Friday, September 25nd.
🕷️ PRE-ORDERS OPEN: SEPTEMBER 11TH
🕷️ PRE-ORDERS CLOSE: SEPTEMBER 25TH
🕷️ MADE TO ORDER
⚠️ PLEASE READ:
This is a PRE-ORDER item. It will not ship immediately after purchase.
All pre-orders will be sent into production after the pre-order closes on September 25th. Please allow additional time for production and shipping.
📦 Estimated shipping: September 28th–October 1st
Please note that this is an estimated shipping window, not a guaranteed delivery date. Once your order ships, you'll receive tracking information.
Once the pre-order closes, this Halloween design may not be available again.
Thank you for supporting our small business and letting us make badass gear for your dawgs. 🖤🐾
Product description:
Slip a little spooky charm into every reading session with this faux-leather Kindle case. The smooth satin finish holds a playful Halloween illustration— a happy pup named Mahina Voorhees wearing a hockey mask, orange moon and bats behind it, with the cheeky caption “My Dawg Is My Boo.” The magnetic front lid closes softly to protect the screen, while the soft fabric lining cushions your device. An interior hand strap keeps late-night page-turning steady. Durable PU leather resists daily wear and keeps the design vibrant through many reads. Sized for recent 7" Paperwhite and Colorsoft Kindles, it adds personality and protection for dog lovers who love eerie season vibes.
Product features:
- 100% PU leather with smooth satin finish for a vivid, leather-like look
- Magnetic front lid for secure, quiet closure
- Soft fabric interior lining to protect the screen from scratches
- Interior hand strap for steady, one-handed reading
- Compatible with 7" Paperwhite and Colorsoft (2024–2025) models; one size (not compatible with Kindle Scribe Colorsoft 2025)
Care instructions:
- Clean the case with soft, damp cotton or microfiber cloth. Avoid using chemicals.
🎃 HALLOWEEN PRE-ORDER 🎃
This item is part of our LIMITED HALLOWEEN COLLECTION and is available for pre-order from Friday, September 11th through Friday, September 25nd.
🕷️ PRE-ORDERS OPEN: SEPTEMBER 11TH
🕷️ PRE-ORDERS CLOSE: SEPTEMBER 25TH
🕷️ MADE TO ORDER
⚠️ PLEASE READ:
This is a PRE-ORDER item. It will not ship immediately after purchase.
All pre-orders will be sent into production after the pre-order closes on September 25th. Please allow additional time for production and shipping.
📦 Estimated shipping: September 28th–October 1st
Please note that this is an estimated shipping window, not a guaranteed delivery date. Once your order ships, you'll receive tracking information.
Once the pre-order closes, this Halloween design may not be available again.
Thank you for supporting our small business and letting us make badass gear for your dawgs. 🖤🐾
Product description:
Slip a little spooky charm into every reading session with this faux-leather Kindle case. The smooth satin finish holds a playful Halloween illustration— a happy pup named Mahina Voorhees wearing a hockey mask, orange moon and bats behind it, with the cheeky caption “My Dawg Is My Boo.” The magnetic front lid closes softly to protect the screen, while the soft fabric lining cushions your device. An interior hand strap keeps late-night page-turning steady. Durable PU leather resists daily wear and keeps the design vibrant through many reads. Sized for recent 7" Paperwhite and Colorsoft Kindles, it adds personality and protection for dog lovers who love eerie season vibes.
Product features:
- 100% PU leather with smooth satin finish for a vivid, leather-like look
- Magnetic front lid for secure, quiet closure
- Soft fabric interior lining to protect the screen from scratches
- Interior hand strap for steady, one-handed reading
- Compatible with 7" Paperwhite and Colorsoft (2024–2025) models; one size (not compatible with Kindle Scribe Colorsoft 2025)
Care instructions:
- Clean the case with soft, damp cotton or microfiber cloth. Avoid using chemicals.
