Supreme and Mophie have been collaborating for several seasons over the last few years. While we love the Supreme x Mophie Juice Pack—a portable battery-phone case-hybrid—we understand that the phone it’s designed to fit—the iPhone 8 series—may be a little bit out of date. Don’t worry, we have a solution.

While technically not a case, these days a portable battery is the second most important phone accessory on the market. Released as an accessory with the Spring/Summer 2019 collection, the Mophie Powerstation Wireless XL is good for up to 34 hours of battery life for an iPhone X and also features a USB output to charge other devices. Whether you’re low on power in the middle of your grocery run or just don’t feel like getting up from the couch, the Supreme x Mophie Powerstation will prove to be very useful during and after the quarantine.

For nearly 100 years, Rimowa has been making its aluminum trunks and suitcases, establishing its signature items as upscale statement pieces staple at your local airport’s baggage claim. In recent years the brand has made an effort to reach a younger audience with collaborations with Supreme and Off-White. This push towards a wider market has also led to Rimowa Aluminum Groove cases, made to match the iconic luggage. Just like the suitcases, the phone cases are made from aluminum and shockproof TPU, making them the ideal choice for those looking to protect their phone when on the go or at the crib.

When it comes to the modern fashion moment Off-White has never been one to miss out. From luxury hoodies and T-shirts, to key celebrity co-signs, to creating its own library of graphic symbols (in the age of the graphic tee), the brand that Virgil Abloh built has remained at the forefront of everything from runway fashion to… well, accessories. Case in point (and never one to miss a branding opportunity) Abloh’s Off-White has released a slew of phone cases over the years.

Off-White may have some familiar symbols, but close fans and followers of the brand will be quick to point out that Abloh often reworks many of the graphics season-over-season, creating slight variations that keep the products in the same “Off-White universe” but are slightly tweaked when compared to the products that came before. While some may prefer cases featuring signature Off-White imagery—including Abloh’s signature diagonal lines or arrow logos—we prefer Quote Pro Case, particularly the “ COVER “ version. Given Abloh titled his 2017 Columbia University lecture “Everything in Quotes”, this feels like a particularly fitting sign of support to one of the world’s most influential brands—love it or hate it.

Before there was Supreme, there was BAPE. Pioneered by NIGO during the heyday of the Ura-Harajuku fashion movement in Tokyo, BAPE has remained on the forefront of streetwear for decades. Even as streetwear has become a crowded, competitive space, no one can truly ape BAPE’s influence (pun very much intended).

Known for its iconic imagery, the brand has built much of its brand on the back of its world-famous camo patterns. There’s two different camo prints that BAPE-heads will be able to identify easily: 1st Camo and ABC Camo. The major difference between the prints is the amount of Ape Head logos integrated into the camo—1st Camo has three while ABC camo has five.

BAPE’s ABC Camo College Case gives fans of the streetwear brand everything they could ask for: the ape logo in the center, the words “A Bathing Ape” around it in varsity-style block lettering and the unmistakable camouflage filling the remaining space.

The transformation of [Gucci](https://www.grailed.com/designers/gucci0 since 2015, under the leadership of Alessandro Michele, has shifted the Italian luxury giant into one of the biggest brands in fashion conglomerate Kering’s portfolio—not to mention one of the biggest brands in the world. Swapping the sexy style set forth by Tom Ford (and carried on by his successor Frida Giannini) for something more playful, frilly and androgynous. Far beyond the brand’s signature leather loafer, Gucci now represents a thoroughly modern approach to fashion and design by combining camp with luxury and old with new.

A symbol of power and wisdom, the Kingsnake has remained a consistent detail in Gucci designer Michele’s visual library. This powerful symbol, combined with Gucci’s iconic “GG” beige monogram print, make this case a wise purchase for those looking for an accessory that will last for years to come.

Prada remains the “thinking man’s favorite fashion brand”—especially when it comes to the decades-old luxury titans. Shaped by the vision of Miuccia Prada, Prada has gone from traditional Italian leather goods label to a brand that shifts the fashion conversation thanks to Miuccia Prada’s interests in everything from modern art and comic books to the politics of European immigration. A luxury label through and through, it gained significant traction among more casual consumers thanks to its “Linea Rossa” collection—also known as Prada Sport—which pioneered the now-common practice of high fashion houses creating designer sportswear.

While many may associate Prada with its now-signature black nylon, this case is made with Saffiano leather. Simply detailed, this Prada cover is minimal by comparison to other designer cases, with only a triangular logo at the bottom. The cover is an example of everything Prada embodies: sleek, and modern—just like the iPhone.

Saint Laurent—formerly known as Yves Saint Laurent—exploded in popularity over the last decade thanks to the direct influence of designer Hedi Slimane. While Saint Laurent was always a groundbreaking fashion brand thanks to its eponymous founder, Slimane’s work for Saint Laurent punched up the brand with a distinctly rock-n-roll vibe, churning out classics in the form of its leather jackets, grunge-inspired flannels and Wyatt Harness boots. Even with this aesthetic shift, the Saint Laurent brand has always focused on creating elegant clothing and accessories across all of its collections. This includes phone cases.

Made from silicone rubber, this simplified case comes in either black or bright red—a choice that has us recalling Saint Laurent’s iconic “Blood Luster” leather jacket. Adorned with a Saint Laurent text logo on the base, it’s a luxe, but streamlined, phone case.

With all the hype surrounding Louis Vuitton—from a Supreme collab in 2017 to a Virgil Abloh appointment at the head of the menswear design operation—it’s easy to overlook the fact that Louis Vuitton’s biggest contribution to the fashion conversation is its legendary monogram and its equally iconic travel trunks.

Seeing as how Louis Vuitton trunks are how the incredibly rich carry their most valuable possessions, there may not be a bigger flex of a phone accessory than an Eye Trunk (besides copping the Supreme collaboration one, of course). The monogram coated canvas and microfiber lining also make this case as functional as it is neck turning.