Columbia SC Flag Flexi Phone Case

A slim, flexible phone case with featured the flag of Columbia. The semi-transparent matte finish keeps the design subtle while still letting the phone’s shape show through. Lightweight and low-profile, this case slips into pockets easily and absorbs everyday bumps without adding bulk. It’s for someone who likes clean, geometric visuals and reliable protection that doesn’t shout—just a quietly confident sleeve for your device as you move through your day, from morning commutes to late-night stargazing. Product features - Impact-resistant TPU with shock-absorbing design - Semi-transparent matte finish with vibrant, crisp printing - Slim, lightweight, low-profile and fully flexible - Precise cutouts, supports wireless charging - RoHS/REACH/Intertek certified; gift packaging available Care instructions - Clean with damp cotton or microfiber cloth. Add a drop of dish soap to the cloth if needed. Personlization at additional cost - no returns on personalized items.  About our flag:  Each part of the flag represents something about our city and its special identity and history. Through an extensive public process, the Columbia Design League and One Columbia for Arts and Culture worked with the City of Columbia to arrive at a flag that no longer represented just the government of the City of Columbia, but rather its people.  Designed by Nate Puza of The Half and Half. The flag represents the three rivers, that the city is a capital city, and showcases the wind.  Navy blue is a trustworthy color, and visually connects the city flag to the flag of the State of South Carolina. It is often associated with knowledge and integrity. Light blue represents freedom, innovation, and tranquility. Together, these evoke a sense of hospitality and stability. A simple bold abstract wing set against a navy-blue field. The star represents Columbia as a capital city. The six points represent resilience, as Columbia has faced many challenges in its history. The three sections of the wing represent the three rivers, all converging together in Columbia and a vital part of the unique identity of the City.