Lifestyle-tech brand DailyObjects has unveiled its largest phone case collection for a new iPhone generation, expanding its accessories portfolio for Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max and the company’s first foldable smartphone, the iPhone 18 Duo.
The new lineup includes eight fresh colourways and styles across the company’s Stack series, alongside the debut of Span, a one-piece foldable case designed specifically for the iPhone 18 Duo. The collection is now available through DailyObjects’ website and retail stores, while an artist-led series featuring more than 50 designs is slated to launch later this month. “We launched Stack this time last year, and it’s already in 60 countries.
This year we’ve widened our Stack Series with the introduction of Leatherette, Tinted Clear and new colourways, together making it our biggest phone case launch yet,” said Pankaj Garg, Co-Founder and CEO of DailyObjects. “Phone cases now contribute 21% of our revenue, growing 41% year on year, and Stack customers come back nearly twice as often as everyone else,” he said. Garg added that the strong growth in phone case sales indicates consumers are increasingly spending on premium accessories.
For the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, DailyObjects has expanded its Stack modular case ecosystem with new materials and finishes. Pricing starts at Rs 2,299 for the Stack Base and Stack Clear cases, while the Stack Signature model is priced at Rs 2,499. The premium Stack Leatherette variant carries a price tag of Rs 3,099.
The new Stack Leatherette range comes in Iris Black, Dune, Twilight Blue and Dahlia Red colourways. The cases feature a fine-grain leatherette finish, anodised aluminium buttons, reinforced corners and a raised camera bezel. A key addition is a conductive glass Camera Control cover that enables click and swipe functionality while protecting the button. The clear cases feature a UV coating designed to improve scratch resistance and reduce yellowing over time. DailyObjects is also entering the foldable accessories segment with Span, its first-ever case for a foldable smartphone. Unlike conventional foldable cases that use two separate shells connected by a gap, Span uses a single-piece design with an integrated hinge that folds alongside the device while covering the spine. The case will be available next month in Carbon, Indigo and Slate finishes, with matching magnetic kickstands offered as accessories.