If we imagined a designer cover, soft and stretchy, if we made it colorful, protective and high-tech, if we wanted to make it so thin that it would occupy the minimum amount of space, we would have to imagine Tucano’s Second Skin®, the stretchy neoprene sleeve for PCs, an iconic Tucano product and undisputed leader in the Italian and international market.
An accessory with a strong brand identity, Second Skin® is for Tucano like the Cinquecento is for Fiat or Nutella is for Ferrero. Created about twenty years ago for the first MacBooks and then for all other types of laptops, the intention was always to protect these devices during daily commutes or while traveling. This highly recognizable neoprene sleeve has been restyled many times while always remaining faithful to the special details that make it unique: elasticity, thinness, and minimal design.
Velluto
Italian design and refined details characterize Velluto, the neoprene and corduroy MacBook sleeve, available in four sophisticated shades. Extremely slim and featuring tone-on-tone details, Velluto is the fashionable Second Skin® that will protect your MacBook in style.
Those who know Second Skin know exactly what a flat-lock seam or an anti-slip-system band is: the first is used to add as little thickness as possible to the computer, the second to protect them from possible falls, fundamental features in this kind of product. But, the Second Skin name also stands for attention to detail: small tone-on-tone accessories, the high-quality thread used for the seams, and the soft, scratch-resistant interiors. Many successful collections have been launched, some designed for MacBook, such as Elements, Top, Intorno or Velluto, better adapted to other portable computers are different versions, such as Colore and Mélange.
Today Tucano is ready to present the eco-friendly version of its iconic stretchy neoprene cover, partially made with material produced from recycled plastic. A very significant milestone for the Milan-based company, whose catalog has already undergone a concrete transformation towards sustainability.
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