Your initials, on a design you would have chosen anyway
Most monogram cases make you choose between a design and your initials. These do not. Pick any of the 81 prints here, add up to three letters, and watch them land on the case before you buy. There are four lettering styles: Classic, a high contrast serif for a traditional monogram; Script, a fine calligraphic hand that sits beautifully over the marble and the softer pastels; Modern, a clean sans serif; and Bold, heavy enough to hold its own on a busy print like the camo or a saturated neon. Four sizes run from a discreet Small to a Statement that crosses most of the case, in eight letter colours including white, cream, gold, rose gold and navy. The busier the print, the more that colour matters. On tie dye and camo, white or black reads cleanly from across a room; on gingham, polka dot and marble, gold and rose gold look like they were part of the artwork all along. Personalised cases are £39 for the slim Snap Case and £49 for the two layer Tough Case, printed to order in the UK.
Frequently asked questions
Up to three characters. Most people use two for a classic monogram, or three for a full set of initials. There are four sizes, from a discreet Small that sits low on the case to a Statement that runs most of the width, so three letters do not have to mean small letters.
Every design in this collection, 81 of them, across tie dye, marble, pastel, polka dot, gingham, camo, neon and our wider pattern range. If a design is on this page, the personalise panel is on its product page.
Yes. The initials appear on the case image as you type, in the lettering style, size and colour you have picked. You are looking at the actual position they will print in, not an approximation, and a fine outline is added automatically when your letter colour is close to the colours underneath so the monogram never disappears into the print.
A personalised case is £39 for the slim Snap Case and £49 for the two layer Tough Case. That is £4 more than the same design without initials. Printed to order in the UK.
The initials always print in the same place, low and centred on the back of the case, which is the part of the design least likely to be interrupted. On the busiest prints, camo and tie dye especially, white or black letters read most clearly. On marble, gingham and polka dot, gold and rose gold tend to look like they belonged there all along. The live preview settles it in a few seconds.
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