The pebble leather macbook case combines a textured PU exterior with a form-fitting PC shell, giving the surface a leather-like grain while keeping the structure thin and rigid. The hard shell follows the MacBook body around ports, corners and the lower ventilation area, while the textured outer layer changes the visual and tactile character of a conventional snap-on case. Junchi supports ODM development for shell fit, PU texture, color matching, logo placement, printed graphics and packaging across different MacBook specifications.
Hard shell blocks scratches, abrasions and smudges
Customizable rugged MacBook cases for your unique brand identity.
Slim, form-fitting design offers full protection without extra bulk.
Sophisticated texture, superior scratch resistance, and durable impact protection.
Mobile Professionals Ideal for frequent commuting and business travel where drop resistance and stability matter.
Pantone color matching available
Matte, glossy, frosted, or textured finishes
Custom logo placement and branding options
Suitable for private label and OEM programs
A rigid PC base carries the dimensional work of the case, while the PU outer surface adds the litchi-style grain. Keeping those two layers visually clean requires careful transitions around corners, hinge areas, ports and shell edges. The textured finish should remain even without making the snap-on profile look heavy.
Pebble grain changes how light, fingerprints and small handling marks appear on the cover. It also gives the exterior more visual depth than a plain molded PC surface.
The lower shell retains ventilation openings and anti-slip feet, so surface treatment cannot interfere with the functional geometry underneath. Port access and shell engagement remain tied to the PC structure rather than the decorative layer.
ODM development can start from an existing MacBook size or a new device specification. Junchi can adjust the hard-shell geometry first, then develop the PU surface direction around the approved fit.
Color matching, leather grain, logo position, graphic treatment and packaging can follow as separate design decisions. Custom logo processes and customer-supplied back-cover artwork are also available for this product family.
A logo placed on a textured surface behaves differently from one applied to a smooth PC shell. Artwork size, position and application method should match the selected grain and finish, particularly when a clean edge or fine detail is required.
For projects that go beyond surface changes, Junchi can connect custom laptop case development with manufacturing capabilities covering product design, tooling, injection molding, sample approval and production.
MacBook Case
Apple MacBook
MacBook
Anti-drop, scratch-resistant, daily impact protection
Business, education, travel, industrial environments
Yes
PC + PU
Rigid polycarbonate (PC) hard shell
Precision snap-on design
Anti-slip silicone feet
Textured PU Leather Surface
custom colors available
Pantone color matching supported
Silk printing, UV printing, laser marking
Back cover pattern printing (customer artwork accepted)
Stock & custom samples available
Stock: 1-5 days Custom: 5-10 days
Designed for Macbook users seeking rugged protection and unique functionality.
Ideal for frequent commuting and business travel where drop resistance and stability matter.
Protects devices from desk scratches, backpack pressure, and accidental impacts in daily study environments.
Suitable for engineers, designers, or on-site technicians who require reliable device protection in semi-rugged conditions.
For Macbook Retina 12.0、For Macbook Retina 13.3、For MacBook Air 11.6、For MacBook Air 13.3 A1369/A1466、For MacBook Air 13.3、For MacBook Air 13.6、For MacBook Air 15.3、For MacBook Pro 13.3 A1278、For MacBook Pro 16.0、For MacBook Pro 13.3、For MacBook Pro 14.2、For MacBook Pro 16.2、For Macbook Neo 13
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Yes, I can provide an immediate quote service. For customized projects, we will provide a quote and a suggested solution within 36 hours.
Yes. Surface texture can be developed together with color and finish requirements. The selected grain should first be reviewed on a sample because texture affects both appearance and logo presentation.
Corner transitions, shell edges, cutouts and hinge areas need clean alignment. Uneven transitions can make a slim shell appear thicker or interfere with the finished edge.
Yes, but each device specification needs its own fit review. Shell dimensions, port locations, hinge clearance and bottom openings can change between MacBook generations, so the PC structure should be adjusted before applying the same exterior concept.
Logo size, position and process should match the grain. Fine artwork may require a different treatment from larger marks, so logo samples are useful before the final surface specification is approved.
They can when the target MacBook specification changes. Bottom-shell geometry should preserve the required ventilation areas and keep them clear of decorative treatments or printed graphics.
Yes. ODM work can extend to shell dimensions, materials, surface texture, structural details, graphics and packaging, with tooling and sample development available when the existing structure needs modification.
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