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iPhone 18 Pro Cases in Leather & Wool Felt

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Frequently Asked Questions

Because the outer dimensions are identical: 71,9 mm wide, 150 mm tall, 8,75 mm deep on both devices.

By Apple's figures, 6,1 mm in width and 13,4 mm in height, at the same depth. Two widths mean two sizes, so pick the right one.

Dab moisture rather than rubbing it, dry in the air, never on a radiator. Gently remove surface dirt from the wool felt with a soft brush. The details are under Material & Care.

KINGSTON in the wide fit. KIRKBY and SHETLAND are deliberately too narrow for that.

Yes, CHESTER is MagSafe compatible. Wireless charging works with the case on.

Because it should. Leather and wool felt give slightly after a few weeks. A case that slides a little from the start stays too wide for good.

Yes. You pick the same size as for the iPhone 17 Pro; the table on this page says which one that is for each case.

Yes. The CHESTER sits against the housing to the millimetre. The iPhone 18 Pro / 17 Pro size fits.

Narrow is for the bare device. The wide fit accommodates your iPhone with a thin clear case or leather case. A smooth surface makes insertion easier. Rough silicone cases do not slide easily into the sleeve. Only the KINGSTON comes in both widths.

KIRKBY and SHETLAND are cut for the bare device. KINGSTON comes in a narrow fit for that.

CHESTER. The hardcase sits directly on the device and stays on while you use it. The other three are sleeves you take the iPhone out of.

Vegetable-tanned leather. On KIRKBY and on the leather covering of the CHESTER it is Italian leather. It is a natural material and develops its own patina with use.

The iPhone 18 Pro is the compact one of the two Pro models: 71.9 mm wide, 150 mm tall, 211 g. People who choose it over the Pro Max usually do so on purpose – it still sits in one hand and disappears into any pocket. A case should not give that away again.

We offer four ways to do it: a hardcase that stays on the device, and three sleeves in leather and Merino wool felt that only surround it in transit. Which one is yours is decided by your day, not by the product photo. There is a short decision guide further down.

Which size to choose for the iPhone 18 Pro

The size selector on the product page is named by device group. For the iPhone 18 Pro, pick these entries:

Which size to choose for the iPhone 18 Pro
CaseWhat it isChoose this size
SHETLANDSleeve in pure Merino wool feltiPhone 18 Pro / 17 Pro / 17
KIRKBYWool felt and leather sleeve with an outer pocketiPhone 18 Pro/17/16e/16/15/Pro + earlier 12-14
KINGSTONLeather sleeve, in a narrow and a wide fitiPhone 18 Pro/17/16e/16/15/Pro + earlier 12-14
CHESTERLeather hardcase, stays on the deviceiPhone 18 Pro / 17 Pro

Pro or Pro Max: which size is yours?

By Apple's figures the two Pro models differ by 6.1 mm in width and 13.4 mm in height, at the same depth. That sounds like little, but it is the difference between one-handed and two-handed – and for cases it means two separate sizes. Pick the wrong one and you either have too much play or the device will not go in.

So in the size selector, look for Pro without Max. If you are after the larger model, it continues here: cases for the iPhone 18 Pro Max.

Which case suits you?

Four designs does not mean four variations on one idea. The concepts differ, and the decision hangs on that.

With a case or without?

The choice hangs on this question, and it is rarely asked. A sleeve meant to fit every combination ends up fitting none of them properly: either the bare device slides around, or the device in its case will not go in.

So we keep them apart. KIRKBY and SHETLAND are cut for the bare iPhone 18 Pro. No room set aside for a second shell, and a firm fit in return. KINGSTON also comes in a wide fit – made for an iPhone that already sits in a thin, smooth case and should stay there. If you do not want a sleeve at all, but protection that stays on while you are on the phone, CHESTER is the right route.

Compact should stay compact

Choosing the Pro means deliberately choosing against the larger display. Which makes it illogical to fill that format back up with material until it feels like a Pro Max.

So we do not build as many layers as possible around the device; we put material where it does something. A sleeve works above all in a backpack or a bag, which is where scratches and knocks happen. While you are calling, typing or taking photos, you are holding the iPhone itself again, at its own size.

Leather and wool felt

Our leather is vegetable-tanned, a traditional process using plant-based tanning agents. The result is not a uniform material. Natural leather takes on marks, darkens where it is handled most and develops a patina. On something you pick up thirty times a day, that produces a surface over time that no second piece has in quite the same way.

The felt is 100% Merino wool felt, mulesing-free and made in Germany. Soft against the device, stable on the outside. Wool felt is naturally water-repellent and antistatic, and it insulates – on cold days that helps battery life.

Materials of the four cases compared
CaseOutsideInsideColours
CHESTERPolycarbonate shell, wrapped in Italian leatherMicrofibreBlack, Dark Brown, Light Brown
KIRKBYMerino wool felt with Italian leatherMerino wool feltDark Grey/Dark Brown, Grey/Light Brown
KINGSTONvegetable-tanned leatherMerino wool feltDark Brown, Light Brown
SHETLAND100% Merino wool feltMerino wool feltDark Grey, Red, White

Light leather shows patina earlier and more clearly, dark leather stays quieter, black is the most restrained choice.

A fit, not a universal size

A case meant for several device sizes at once has to give way somewhere. We take the other route and keep the variants clearly apart: KIRKBY and SHETLAND for the iPhone 18 Pro without an additional case, KINGSTON in either narrow or wide, CHESTER directly on the device. Which size label that is for each case is in the table further up.

One note that often prompts questions: sleeves in leather and felt sit tight at first. That is intended. Both materials give slightly after a few weeks and then sit exactly, instead of being too wide from the start.

Decision guide

Which case should you pick?

One question is enough: should protection sit on the iPhone permanently, or only when the device is not in your hand?

The case with the most features does not win. The one whose concept matches how you use the phone does.

Since 2011

Pack & Smooch has been developing accessories for Apple devices since 2011, much of it made in small runs in Hamburg. We do not build cases that have to do something new every year. A good case protects, is pleasant to use, lasts – and steps back behind the device it was made for.

The material details for each item are listed under Material & Care. All designs compared, with videos and features, are in the iPhone overview.

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