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Santa Cruz Slim Cell Phone Case
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Santa Cruz Slim Cell Phone Case

Sleek, clear case that highlights the D3O® protection material.
$4.98
$4.98
iPhone SE (3rd & 2nd Gen), iPhone 8, iPhone 7, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6 iPhone 13 iPhone 13 Pro Max iPhone 13 Pro
Color Black
About this product

Santa Cruz is the clear, slim, lightweight case with D3O injection-molded into its edges. The case has a sleek, scratch-resistant surface that shows off your phone while protecting it from drops up to 13 feet. (4 meters).

  • Drop Resistant Up to 13ft│4m: Santa Cruz Snap protects your phone from drops up to 13 feet (4 meters).

  • Made with D3O® Bio: D3O® Bio is a plant-based protection material made with 52% renewable resources, as opposed to fossil-based resources.

  • Slim, Lightweight Case: The slim, lightweight design fits easily in your pocket and comfortably in your hand.

  • Wireless Charging Compatible: Santa Cruz Snap is compatible with most wireless chargers.

  • Contains Recycled Plastics: Contains recycled plastics that consist of post-consumer waste or post-industrial regrind.

  • Improved Grip: The edges of the case have an improved grip for a secure hold.

  • Scratch Resistant Surface: A scratch-resistant surface treatment protects the beautiful, clear finish of the back of the case.

**Contains an antimicrobial agent with properties built in to protect your case by inhibiting the growth of odor-causing bacteria and guarding against degradation from microorganisms.

Warranty / Free replacements

Free replacements for life: If your screen protector or phone case breaks, we'll replace it. No questions asked. All you pay is shipping and handling. Please replace your screen protector immediately if it becomes damaged to continue protecting your device and avoid risk of injury.

Shipping & returns

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