Color Selection Guide

Black and Cinnamon are your versatile neutrals. Black works with everything—it's the little black dress of iPhone Pockets. Professional enough for work, casual enough for weekends, appropriate for any occasion. Cinnamon is the warm neutral—it pairs beautifully with earth tones, denim, and fall colors. It's sophisticated without being boring. If you're building a collection, start with one of these. They're the colors you'll reach for most often.

Sapphire, Peacock, and the blue tones offer different vibes. Sapphire is true blue—classic, sophisticated, works with most wardrobes. It's colorful without being loud. Peacock is teal/blue-green—more distinctive, perfect for those who want something different but still versatile. These blues work particularly well with denim, which is most people's wardrobe foundation. If you love blue, you can't go wrong with Sapphire.

Lemon, Mandarin, and Pink are your warm bright options. Lemon is optimistic and energetic—perfect for summer and vacation vibes. Mandarin is bold and confident—it makes a statement. Pink is playful and feminine—softer than the other brights. These colors work when you want your pocket to be the focal point of your outfit. They're not everyday colors for most people, but they're perfect for specific moods and occasions.

Purple and Cinnamon offer richness without being too bold. Purple adds sophistication and creativity—it's distinctive but not loud. It works surprisingly well with both warm and cool tones. These colors are perfect for people who want something more interesting than neutrals but don't want bright colors. They photograph beautifully and add depth to outfits without overwhelming them.

Look at your closet. What colors dominate? If you wear mostly neutrals (black, white, gray), any pocket color works—choose based on personality. If you wear lots of warm tones (browns, oranges, reds), choose Cinnamon, Mandarin, or Lemon. If you wear cool tones (blues, purples, greens), choose Sapphire, Peacock, or Purple. If your wardrobe is colorful, choose a neutral pocket for balance. The pocket should complement your existing style, not fight it.

Your lifestyle affects color practicality. Professional environments: Black, Cinnamon, Sapphire, or Purple. Active lifestyles: darker colors hide dirt—Black, Cinnamon, Purple. Parents: neutrals hide inevitable stains. Creative fields: express yourself with brights. Frequent travelers: bright colors are easy to spot, neutrals work anywhere. Match your color to your actual daily life, not your aspirational life.

If you plan to own multiple pockets, build strategically. Start with a neutral (Black or Cinnamon) for everyday versatility. Add a middle-ground color (Sapphire or Purple) for variety. Then add a bright (Lemon, Mandarin, or Pink) for special occasions. This three-color approach covers all situations: professional, casual, and statement-making. You can always add more, but these three provide maximum versatility.