Kikkerland Design Inc

Chevron Cotton Bradied Charging Cord

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$21 $30 In stock

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This is one phone charging cord you won’t want to hide away. This 6 foot MFi/Apple certified cable gives a vintage style to your power supply needs. Cotton braided exterior makes it virtually tangle free.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel O. ★★★★★

The cotton braid feels sturdy and has a nice vintage texture—way better than the rubber cords I’ve snapped before. It’s stayed untangled on my nightstand for two weeks now, and the six-foot length reaches my bed easily.

Edward N. ★★★★★

Six feet is plenty long for bedside charging, and the vintage chevron pattern honestly makes it look like part of the decor instead of an eyesore. The cotton braid feels sturdy enough that I’m not worried about it fraying like my old plastic cords did.

Lucy ★★★★★

The cotton braid is way more substantial than I expected—it feels like a piece of rope, not some flimsy cable, and it’s kept its shape sliding across my desk all week. I actually like leaving it out now, it’s become a little design accent instead of an eyesore.