Cutouts Glasses Case *Limited Edition*

Bring colour and pattern to your handbag, and have something not many other people will have, with a limited edition glasses case in my ever popular Cutouts pattern and its original black colourway.

This soft glasses case will protect your glasses from the other ‘debris’ that can collect in your bag, adding a pop of colour and pattern to your accessories without compromising on quality or the environment. 

The pattern was originally inspired by Matisse’s flat-colour collages and the popular 80s/90s aesthetic that’s been making a comeback these last few years (and which is 100% reminiscent of my childhood tastes). It’s built up from hand-drawn shapes and doodles, which I have then refined digitally before turning them into a repeat pattern and then played around even more with colour variations. 

The fabric for this limited edition collection of glasses cases has been printed in Scotland on sustainable cotton, and then handmade (also in Scotland) in small batches to ensure minimum fabric waste.  Plus the thread used is also from recycled plastic and the case is fully lined for maximum practicality too.  

Cases will come wrapped with a small recycled and recyclable belly band, before being packaged up plastic-free to be sent out to you.  Would you like it gift-wrapped or sent directly to the recipient for you? Just select gift wrapping at the checkout process and I’ll sort that for you - I can even hand-write a note for you to make it extra special. 

These cases are limited edition for Autumn 2025 (so you’re ready for those cold and bright mornings in 2026) and are only available in three patterns - this colourway, Paradise (colourful bird print) and Flight of Herons (linear hand-drawn heron motifs) in the Teal colourway. 

Plus, matching accessory cases and stationery are also available in this print, so you could even make your own gift set.  Alternatively, head to the Gift Set section where some ready-made sets have already been put together for you.

I want my products to leave as little a mark on the planet as possible. And with this in mind all my products are:

Made in the UK by manufacturers who all source their materials, manage their materials and deal with their waste responsibly. 

1 tree is planted for every order in partnership with Ecologi.

All packaging is plastic free, from tags and belly bands to postal packaging, and where possibly is also used multiple times. 

If your item does come covered, it’s in a biodegradable cellophane which will naturally decompose but also keeps your paper looking crisp on it’s travels. 

You can read more about my attempt to be as sustainable a business as possible in this blog post. 

All orders are processed within 3-5 working days and standard postage is via Royal Mail Tracked 48. 

All items are sent plastic free and in some cases the postal packaging you receive may have been used before.  Wherever possible I do recycle packaging, but I do check it’s in good enough condition to protect your items before it’s used.  I don’t, however, think it’s right to say I'm all about being sustainable and then use totally fresh postal packaging for every order. 

For all non-personalised items we accept returns up to 14 days after delivery, as long as the item is unused and in its original condition.   

For the full Shipping and Returns policy please click here. 

Do you make everything yourself? 

All the designs you see on my products are the results of my own original hand-drawn artwork which in turn I transform digitally into repeat patterns.  The physical products are then printed/made/sewn by specialist manufacturers from around the UK. 

Do you use AI in your designs?

AI (Artificial intelligence) is not used at any stage of my creative process. 

As a small business who uses lots of different tools, it’s impossible to avoid AI altogether in the running of my business, but my creative process is absolutely where I draw the line.  You can read more about my thoughts on AI, and how it is involved in other areas of my business, in this blog post. 

Do you take wholesale orders?

Absolutely I do - it’s my favourite way of getting my stationery out into the world! You can find more information on the wholesale page of my website. 

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