Wayfarer Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: A monochrome emblem featuring an eagle with spread wings above geometric shapes and the text "WAYFARER" in bold capital letters. The eagle's body and wings are stylized with sharp, angular lines, creating a modern, abstract appearance. The emblem is contained within a star-like geometric frame.
Description: Not every journey is measured in miles. Some are measured in moments, choices, and the roads that quietly shape who we become. WAYFARER — Transit XXI is a design for those who see themselves as travelers through the modern world—never standing still, always moving forward. Timeless vintage character, and a philosophy that every destination is only another step along the way.
Description: Not every journey is measured in miles. Some are measured in moments, choices, and the roads that quietly shape who we become. WAYFARER — Transit XXI is a design for those who see themselves as travelers through the modern world—never standing still, always moving forward. Timeless vintage character, and a philosophy that every destination is only another step along the way.
Description: The cryogenic chamber corridor glows teal and cyan in Kei's Wayfarer lenses — Akira's spherical containment vessel with its industrial walkways, pipes, and control panels reflected back in full luminous color while her shaggy haircut and upturned jacket collar fill the black-and-white linework. The rebel with Neo-Tokyo's deepest secret.
Kei Akira — Cryogenic Chamber Corridor Reflected in Her Wayfarer Shades Phone Case
by Bad Decisions
$23
Description: Roy Orbison's left lens holds him performing on stage under a solo spotlight while the right lens reveals the full theater — balcony lights, seated crowd, and all — captured in black-and-white crosshatch with the pompadour and black Wayfarers iconic as ever. Oh, pretty woman.
Roy Orbison Stage Spotlight Reflection — The Big O in Black Wayfarers Phone Case
by Bad Decisions
$23
Description: 1965 Valiant AP6 V8 Valiant V8 models were released in August 1965. A V8 sedan and V8 Safari wagon were offered, both powered by a 273 cu in V8 engine with “TorqueFlite 8” automatic transmission. V8 models could be identified by V8 badges, with the V8 sedan having a vinyl roof and the V8 Safari wagon being fitted with a roof rack. Power-assisted brakes were standard equipment. Although it utilized Regal trim and equipment, the V8 was marketed as the Valiant V8, not as a Valiant Regal V8.
