News January 23, 2013

Vaja Cases Lucy XL Leather Clutch for iPhone, Samsung, and Blackberry Devices

I love Vaja products. I genuinely do. They’re beautiful, they’re functional, they feel nice in your hand, and they’re high-quality. Yup, they cost a bundle, no question, but I honestly believe they’re worth it. I have had several Vaja cases for my iPhones along with a beautiful wallet that still gets me compliments. Vaja is an an Argentinian company that advertises themselves as a “hand-crafted” leather dealer. They have a plethora of leather products, from laptop and messenger bags down to iPod cases. They’re beautiful, you can choose different colors, leather styles, engraving, and other things to personalize your item. (Want a purple case with a yellow interior? Hey, go for it!)

Judie has also had several Vaja products over the years. They really are quite excellent, and I can recommend them highly (which I don’t do with very many items). I’m pretty sure other folks here at GD have had a few as well. If I had Mitt Romney money, I’d have a lot more Vaja cases. And right now, they have a new clutch case for your smartphone:

If that sounds like something you might like, surf on over and check it out; the MSRP is $240. While you’re there, check out Vaja’s other products; they really are quite nice. If you end up getting yourself one, be sure to let us know what you think below!

Tags: Android Phone and Tablet Gear, Apple iPhone and Touch Gear, BlackBerry Gear, Mobile Phone Gear, Samsung Galaxy Gear

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Corinne

It’s a little big and doesn’t look headphone friendly. Not to mention overpriced. Javoedge has similar for $30.
- http://www.geardiary.com/ Michael Anderson
  
  It is ALMOST identical … except one is made of premium leather, while the other is made from ultra-cheap ‘leather-like’ plastic; one has a cheap plastic zipper, while the other has a sturdy metal zipper; one has all-leather premium stitched interior, while the other has … more plastic; one has a special phone section that allows sound out, the other has … more plastic; one has a leather strap, while the other has an optional plastic strap. And so on.
  
  While you might argue the price is high, these two things are not remotely interchangeable.
  - http://c0rinne.net Corinne
    
    Sure, but you’d have to really be dedicated to using it. If you’re like me, you change your wallet/purses often.
    
    Or, $240 is just chump change to you.
    
    I still say it’s too big.