Apple Rumored to Launch New ‘TechWoven’ Cases With iPhone 17

Looks like Apple is ready to leave FineWoven in the past. According to a new leak from Majin Bu on X, the company plans to introduce a new line of cases branded as TechWoven for the upcoming iPhone 17.

What We Know So Far

The leaked images show replica packaging (not authentic, but usually close to the real thing) with the following details:

• Material: A technical fabric blend with a robust, non-slip texture.

• Durability: Said to be more resistant to scratches and wear than FineWoven, which was heavily criticized for fraying too easily.

• Colors: Black, Brown, Blue, Green, and Purple.

• Design update: Two lanyard holes for better carrying options (compared to one loop in earlier prototypes).

• MagSafe support: Confirmed for wireless charging and accessories.

Why It Matters

Apple officially discontinued FineWoven accessories earlier this year after widespread complaints about poor durability. Customers found that the “eco-friendly” material stained and wore out quickly, even with light use.

The move to TechWoven suggests Apple is still exploring sustainable alternatives to leather but wants something that actually lives up to Apple’s premium standards.

When to Expect It

If the leaks are accurate, TechWoven cases should debut this fall alongside the iPhone 17 lineup. That would give Apple a chance to reset the narrative around its accessory quality just in time for holiday shopping.

Takeaway: Apple seems to be learning from FineWoven’s failure. TechWoven promises to be tougher, more stylish, and more practical—exactly what customers have been asking for.