The famous Apple accessories maker Pillow and coil It announced it was going out of business, and in the process is offering shoppers 50 percent off everything on its website. Pad & Quill sells a wide range of Apple accessories, so this event covers everything from iPhone cases to iPad cases, laptop bags and Apple Watch bands.
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Pad & Quill has been known for its high-quality leather accessories for more than a decade, having debuted in 2010. The company began by focusing on iPad and iPhone cases and has expanded to include unique leather goods including tote bags, wallets, magazines, and other related accessories. Apple, such as Apple Watch bands.
Regarding the closure, Pad & Quill President Brian Holmes stated: “At Pad & Quill we faced headwinds that were too significant to overcome and decided to close the business. We are grateful to our customers over the years. It has been a blast creating accessories Unique to Apple products.”
Regarding out-of-business sales, shoppers should note that all purchases made during this event are final. This is a huge offer that covers everything on the Pad & Quill website, so we’ve highlighted some of the best below. Select items on sale are up to 50 percent off.
Follow all of this week’s best discounts on Apple products and related accessories in our dedicated Apple Deals roundup.
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