Retro Pop Art Mouth Faux Crochet Phone Case
Tongues out. Phones up.
This retro pop art mouth phone case plants big red lips and a cheeky red tongue dead center on cream, surrounded by mirrored teardrops and flames in bright orange, dark green, and hot pink, all traced in black stitch-style lines. It looks like a chunky crochet blanket from a 1972 van. It's a smooth matte print, so the only thing loose is your lip.
Deep cut: Art student John Pasche designed the Rolling Stones' tongue logo in 1970 and got paid £50 for it. It debuted on Sticky Fingers a year later and never left.
Made For
- 70s kids at heart, festival regulars, and anyone who talks back on principle.
- Concerts, vintage markets, and selfies that need a little attitude.
- A cheeky birthday gift for the friend who owns every Stones record and a few opinions.
The Details
- Build: Dual-layer protection: a tough polycarbonate shell with a shock-absorbing TPU lining.
- Finish: Smooth matte.
- Printed, not stitched: The crochet look is a flat 2D print. No yarn, no raised threads, nothing to snag.
- Charging: Works with wireless charging. Not MagSafe compatible.
- Fit: Clear, open ports and a precise camera cutout.
- Models: iPhone 8 through iPhone 17 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy S20 through S26 Ultra, and Google Pixel 6 through 9 Pro XL. Pick yours from the dropdown.
- Care: Wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Add a drop of dish soap if it needs more.
- Made to order: Printed for your exact phone model after you order.
Fair warning: your phone just got a wardrobe.
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