Truckin’, Got My iPad Tucked In. Truckin’…

by Janet Cloninger on May 2, 2011 in: News 0 comments

Tags: iOS

Grateful Dead fans now have an iPad case all their very own. The Skeleton and Roses Leather iPad case is a black leather sleeve case, and it is embossed with the famous Grateful Dead imagery. The case is hand-sewn with contrast stitching, and it will fit either the iPad or iPad 2. It’s available exclusively at Dead.net for $78.00.

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