Leopard, zebra and rich burgundy textures come together in Mixed Signals, a mixed animal print MagSafe iPhone case designed for maximum visual impact. Instead of committing to one pattern, the artwork layers multiple wild prints and deep tones into a bold composition that feels expressive, eclectic and deliberately over-the-top.
The design combines leopard spots, zebra stripes, burgundy reptile-inspired textures and metallic-look gold accents in flowing, overlapping bands. The variation in scale and pattern keeps the surface dynamic, while the glossy premium finish adds depth and helps the darker burgundy and golden tones stand out. It is a strong choice for anyone drawn to animal print phone cases, maximalist accessories and statement designs that mix classic wild patterns in a more unexpected way.
Mixed Signals pairs naturally with black, cream, burgundy, chocolate brown and gold accessories, making it easiest to style as the focal point of an otherwise simple look. Built-in MagSafe compatibility keeps magnetic chargers, wallets and mounts convenient, while the dual-layer shell, raised bezels and shock-absorbing TPU liner add reliable protection for everyday use.
✦ Case Features
MagSafe compatible — works with magnetic chargers, wallets, and mounts
Available for iPhone models
Raised bezel edges for screen and camera protection
Thicker dual-layer build for superior protection without added bulk
Shock absorption with black TPU liner — engineered to handle unexpected drops
High-quality, no-fade print
Responsive covered buttons for comfortable, unrestricted daily use
Precise cutouts for easy access to all ports and functions
✦ Materials
Durable polycarbonate (PC) outer shell
Flexible shock-absorbing TPU inner layer
Built-in MagSafe magnet array for secure magnetic alignment
Glossy premium finish with high-quality printed surface
Lightweight materials designed for everyday use
✦ Product Notes — Colors
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