New medium tablet (11") snug:
a more snug size that fits the iPad Air or 11" iPad Pro size with Magic Keyboard and pencil attached. It's been a consistent requested size. Outside (open): 19 x 12” (48.2 x 30.5 cm)
New 13" iPad Pro (naked):
a size that fits 12.9" Pro or 13" iPad Pro without the Magic Keyboard attached. A snug size for just the iPad without any covers attached. Outside (open): 20.75 x 12.75” (52.7 x 32.4 cm) Outside (closed): 10.38 x 12.75” (26.37 x 32.39 cm) Inside (usable): 8.7 x 10.75” (22.1 x 27.31 cm)
New medium laptop (14/15)
Made for the 15" MacBook Air. It's the medium laptop (14/15). It's easier to fit in a bag compared to the 15/16" size Magic Sleeve if you have a new 15" MacBook Air. Outside (open): 21.25 x 15.5” (39.4 x 54 cm)
This Merino wool felt sleeve features hidden magnets for easy transformation from a protective sleeve to a functional desk pad. Portability is ensured with Magic Sleeve, the original two-in-one solution perfect for organizing and transporting your desk setup.
* Unique patented two-in-one design (issued under US patent no. 10,901,459)
* Made with 100% Merino wool from Australia. Natural wool is a sustainable and biodegradable material that hardly shows wear even after years of use. It's a premium material and more environmentally friendly than plastic based polyester.
Frequently Asked Questions
A size/color combo is out of stock, how do I order?
I can make you one to order! I can generally make any color and size magic sleeve at my home studio. Just email me what you'd like and I can create an order for you. [email protected]
Are magnets harmful to electronics?
They aren’t harmful to electronics. There are magnets built into almost every Apple product. Former chief design officer of Apple, Jony Ive, recently was quoted in the WSJ magazine saying, “I don’t know what I’d do without magnets."
What fits?
In each anchor size the device listed, plus a power cable and slim notebook is a rough guide. If you have specific questions about your setup, feel free to . Or see the .
