ivyskin

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ivyskin

Type	LLC
Founded	2007
Founder	Mike Panahi
Headquarters	New York, USA
Key people	Mike Panahi, CEO Mike Wissman, VP of Operations Federa Hedayatnia, Managing partner Victor Asfarjani, Chief Operating officer Afi Cohan, Public Relations
Industry	Consumer electronics
Products	iPod Accessories, iphone, iPod touch
Employees	25
Website	http://www.ivyskin.com

ivyskin is a company based in NY, NY, which produces cases for iPods and iPhones. Their models include the Xylo and Retro Touch-Thru.

The iPod is a portable media player, designed and marketed by Apple Inc., which was launched on October 23, 2001.

ivyskin was one of the first companies to develop third-party items for the iPod. They introduced their first Xylo Touch-Thru Polycarbonate for iPhone and iPods features in MacWorld in San Francisco, California, just five months after Apple's release of iPhone.

Apple released the iPhone in the United States on June 29, 2007. The Xylo Touch-Thru (T2) case by ivyskin was the first of its kind to provide a hard screen shell over the iPhone.^{[citation needed]}

The company has branched out to create covers for a wider variety of products, including keyboard covers.

1 Products
2 See also
3 References
4 Bibliography
5 External links

[edit] Products

ivyskin manufactures Cub, Keypal, Xylo and Retro models in both silicone and polycarbonate versions. Their trademark "XyloT2" describes this Touch-Thru design. ^[1]

ivyskin's Xylo T2 case was the first touch-thru case for the iPod touch and iPhone. ^[2]. In 2007, ivyskin brought out a variant of their cover that showcases illustrations from tokidoki founder Simone Legno was released.Glow-in-the-dark covers are also offered.