Apple According to an Apple source and prototype collector known as “Kosutami,” FineWoven has discontinued its accessories. In a post on X, Kosutami revealed that Apple has stopped producing accessories Marquisette due to their low strength. In the future, the company may switch to another non-leather material for its premium accessories.

Kosutami revealed the exact details of the accessories Marquisette in the past. Liker revealed that Apple plans to introduce new Apple Watch bands made of “woven material” a month before launch, along with matching iPhone cases. Kosutami also released the first images of FineWoven accessories shortly before the event where they were officially announced. Since the source of this latest discontinuation information is the same as previous rumors from FineWoven that turned out to be true, it should be taken seriously until we know more.

Apple stopped selling leather accessories last September and replaced them with more environmentally friendly materials “Marquisette”The fabric is what the company describes as a “luxurious and durable micro twill” made from 68% recycled polyester. FineWoven iPhone cases are $59, MagSafe wallets are $59, AirTag holders are $35, and Apple Watch bands are $99.

Accessories made from this material were poorly received by buyers due to poor durability and disappointing quality. Accessories Marquisette New color options were noticeably absent from Apple’s spring update. If Apple has indeed discontinued production of FineWoven accessories, it may be some time before the company’s current stock starts to noticeably decline.