• The Halsea for M-Edge jacket is constructed of a laminated canvas with leather on the exterior, and a front flap that closes securely as well as folds back for easy reading via a hidden magnetic closure
• The jacket's interior is made of lush brown synthetic microsuede and includes a side pocket for storage of papers as well as a smaller business card pocket and pen loop
• Kindle is held in place via a sturdy four-point mounting system made of soft brown leather
• Compatible with M-Edge's e-Luminator booklight (sold separately)
• The Little Harbor print is available in Kelp Green, Coffee Brown and Navy Blue and the Boat Canyon print is available in Ocean Teal and Bonfire Brown.

The Halsea for M-Edge jacket line is a collaboration between M-Edge Accessories and California-based accessories designer Sally Bartz of Halsea (www.halsea.com), a beach-chic travel bag and accessories company. The jackets feature Halsea's colorful beach-inspired fabrics and designs. Timeless and brilliantly functional, every Halsea for M-Edge jacket is constructed of a laminated canvas with finishing touches of leather on the exterior, and a front flap that closes securely as well as folds back for easy reading via a hidden magnetic closure. The jacket's interior is made of lush brown synthetic microsuede and includes a side pocket for storage of papers as well as a smaller business card pocket and pen loop. The device is held in place via a sturdy four-point mounting system made of soft brown leather. The jacket is also compatible with M-Edge's innovative e-Luminator booklight (sold separately), for use when reading in low-light environments.

The jackets are available in two patterns: Little Harbor, a classic lattice print with a bamboo twist in Kelp Green, Coffee Brown, and Navy Blue; and Boat Canyon, a charming pattern of crabs climbing on tangled rope available in Ocean Teal and Bonfire Brown. The Halsea for M-Edge covers will protect Kindle from damage while the colorful ocean-inspired patterns lend a beach-y tone to the beautifully constructed styles.