Carry it. Keep it. Protected either way.
Water-repellent sleeves and bags sized from 11.6 to 17.3 inches, and jewellery boxes, watch cases and organizers built on a wooden frame. One brand for what leaves the house with you and what waits at home.
13 – 13.3 inch
13.8 x 10.24 x 0.98 in, 3.52 oz
MacBook Air and Pro 13, Surface, Dell XPS 13, HP ENVY 13, Chromebook
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The lineup
Sleeves, bags, boxes and organizers from the Voova range. Open any product to check the current price and the full fit list.
A slim case for 13 and 13.3-inch machines, cut from a water-repellent fabric and lined in soft flannel so the lid never picks up scuffs. It measures 13.8 x 10.24 x 0.98 inches and weighs 3.52 ounces, so it adds almost nothing to what you already carry. Two front zip pockets take the charger, a mouse and the cables that usually rattle loose in a bag.
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Four trays in PU leather over a wooden frame, lined in beaded flannel and stacked under a latching lid. Ten compartments split earrings, rings, bracelets and watches so nothing has to share a space or tangle. Stacked it stands 11 x 7.1 x 6.38 inches, low enough to sit inside a dresser drawer or out on a vanity.
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A quilted puffy shell that cushions the corners of a 13 to 13.6-inch laptop without turning into a brick in your bag. The fabric is water-repellent, and the interior is smooth enough to slide a MacBook, Surface or Chromebook in one-handed. A matching zip pouch comes with it for the charger and dongles, so the sleeve itself stays slim.
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A two-layer case in PU leather with a glass lid, so the collection stays visible instead of buried in pouches. Twelve compartments hold watches on soft pillows, and the drawer underneath takes sunglasses, rings and chains. It measures 12.2 x 5.51 x 8.07 inches and is lined throughout in beige beaded flannel.
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A roomy canvas tote with a polyester lining, leather handles and a magnetic closure that keeps the top shut without a zip. Inside there is a padded compartment for a laptop up to 14 inches plus four pockets for a phone, keys and a water bottle. The shoulder strap is adjustable and removable, so the same bag works carried by hand or across the body.
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A polyester sling that sits across the chest or the back, 15 x 7.1 x 3.3 inches and about ten litres inside. Five pockets across three layers keep a tablet, a wallet and a phone apart, with side pockets sized for a bottle and a folded umbrella. The padded strap adjusts either way round, and the whole bag is machine washable after a dusty trip.
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Built for 15.6 and 16-inch machines, with an internal cavity of 15.35 x 11.22 x 0.98 inches quoted so you can check the fit before you buy. The shell sheds splashes and rain, while the flannel lining keeps the finish free of scratches. A PU leather handle and a top-loading zip let you carry it on its own to a meeting and slide it into a backpack afterwards.
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Three stainless steel tiers stack into one column, holding 53.8 ounces in total across separate compartments so a hot dish never leaks into a salad. The containers are microwave safe and seal tight enough to ride in a bag on a crowded commute. An insulated carry bag and a cutlery set come with it, so lunch leaves the house in one piece of kit.
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A 15 to 15.6-inch sleeve in a water-repellent fabric, lined in flannel so the lid and corners stay unmarked. The detachable pouch that comes with it swallows the charger, a mouse and a cable tangle, and unclips when you want the slimmest possible profile. Dark blue with a contrast zip, cut to slide into a backpack or a tote without catching.
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Embossed PU leather over a wooden frame, 9.1 x 6.75 x 3.37 inches, closing on a metal clasp. The lid carries hooks that hold necklaces straight instead of knotted, and the top layer splits into ring grooves, stud slots and a divided middle section. Lift the tray out and the lower layer takes bracelets, cuffs and anything too tall for the shelf above.
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A large-format case for 17 and 17.3-inch notebooks, with a splash-resistant outer and a soft flannel lining around the whole shell. The handle tucks flat when you want it out of the way, and the shoulder strap unclips, so one case covers a desk-to-desk walk and a full commute. Front pockets hold the power brick and the papers that would otherwise need a second bag.
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The same two-layer watch case in a lighter grey finish, 12.2 x 5.51 x 8.07 inches with a glass lid over twelve cushioned slots. The drawer below keeps sunglasses and smaller pieces out of sight while the watches stay on display. Beaded flannel lines every compartment, so metal cases and clasps rest on fabric rather than on each other.
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See the Full RangeSmall annoyances, solved properly
None of this is dramatic. It is the quiet damage that happens between the desk and the door, and it is what Voova is built around.
The problem
You ordered a case by screen size and it either swallowed the laptop or refused to take it.
Our fix
We publish the internal cavity in inches and centimetres and name the machines each size was cut for, so you can measure before you buy.
The problem
The charger, the mouse and the cable live loose in the bag and end up scratching the lid they are meant to power.
Our fix
Front zip pockets and detachable accessory pouches give every cable a home, right next to the laptop instead of on top of it.
The problem
Rain between the car park and the office, or a knocked-over cup at the next desk.
Our fix
A water-repellent outer sheds splashes while you react, and the flannel lining keeps the finish free of scuffs the rest of the time.
The problem
Necklaces knot in a dish, rings roll off the dresser, watches stack on each other in a drawer.
Our fix
Lid hooks hold chains straight, ring grooves and divided trays separate the small pieces, and a glass lid keeps a watch collection visible.
Who we are
Voova started with one unglamorous object: a laptop sleeve that had to survive being shoved into a full backpack every morning. Everything we have made since answers the same brief. Take something a person already owns and cares about, work out how it actually gets damaged, and then build the thing that stops it happening — without adding bulk, weight or a price that makes the protection feel absurd.
On the carry side, that means a system rather than a catalogue of unrelated bags. A water-repellent outer fabric sheds rain and spills; a soft flannel lining stops the lid picking up scratches from the zip or from whatever else is in the bag; front pockets take the charger and the cables so they stop grinding against the screen. The sizes run in a ladder from 11.6-12 inch up to 17-17.3 inch, and the larger cases add a handle that tucks flat and a shoulder strap that unclips — so one case can be a sleeve inside a backpack in the morning and a briefcase to a meeting in the afternoon.
The storage line grew out of the same instinct, pointed at the dresser instead of the desk. A jewellery box is only useful if it holds things the way they are actually worn: chains hung straight so they do not knot, rings in grooves rather than in a pile, watches on cushions under a glass lid where you can see the collection without opening anything. So we build them in PU or embossed leather over a wooden frame, line them in beaded flannel, and split the interior into layers with a tray that lifts out when you need the depth underneath.
Buyer guide
Six ways people actually use this range. Start with the one that sounds like your day.
A slim case that disappears into the backpack you already carry, keeps the lid unscratched and takes the charger in the front pocket. The two mainstream sizes cover most ultrabooks and MacBooks.
For 16 and 17.3-inch machines that no ordinary sleeve will take. Both add a carry handle, and the 17.3 adds a removable shoulder strap so the case can travel on its own.
When the laptop rides alongside books, a bottle and a lunch box. A quilted puffy shell cushions the corners, and the sling keeps the small essentials in a separate pocket instead of loose.
Laptop, lunch and everything else in one carry. A canvas tote with a padded compartment up to 14 inches, and a three-tier stainless set that keeps the meal sealed until midday.
For the pieces that live on the dresser and get worn every week. Lid hooks keep chains straight, and the stackable trays divide a drawer into rings, studs and bracelets.
Twelve cushioned slots under a glass lid, with a drawer underneath for sunglasses and smaller pieces. In black or grey, and presentable enough to hand over as a gift unwrapped.
Our purpose
Our mission at Voova is to make protection something you never have to think about. The best case is the one you stop noticing: it takes the laptop in one movement, it survives the walk in the rain, and a year later the lid still looks like it did in the shop. Nothing about that is exciting, and that is the point — the product should be quiet and the machine inside it should be fine.
That belief shapes the small decisions. We publish internal measurements because a screen size is not a fit, and a returns process is a poor substitute for a number you could have checked. We line the inside with flannel because the scratches that annoy people most come from the inside of their own bag. We put the handle on a hinge that tucks flat and the strap on clips that release, because a case that can only do one job forces you to own a second one.
The storage side of the brand answers the same instinct in a different room. Jewellery gets damaged quietly too — chains knot, silver rubs, a watch case picks up a scratch from the clasp beside it. A wooden frame under the leather keeps a loaded box square, beaded flannel gives every piece a soft place to sit, and a removable tray means you can change the layout when what you own changes.
“Protect what you carry. Organise what you keep.”
It reads like a slogan, but for us it is a division of labour. One half of Voova goes out of the door with you — sleeves, shoulder bags, daypacks and totes with a water-repellent shell and a soft lining. The other half stays home and holds still: boxes, cases and trays built on a wooden frame so the things you take off at night have somewhere better than a dish. Buy from either half and the logic is the same one.
Why us
Six reasons people come back to the range after the first purchase.
We publish the internal cavity of our cases, not just the screen size on the label. The 16-inch sleeve quotes 15.35 x 11.22 x 0.98 inches inside; the 13.3-inch case quotes its outer size and its weight. We list the specific machines each pattern was cut for, from MacBook Air and Pro to Surface, Chromebook, XPS, Pavilion, IdeaPad, Aspire, VivoBook and Galaxy Book. If your model is not on the list, the numbers still let you decide. We would rather lose a sale to a measurement than win one and have the case come back.
The outside of a case has to deal with weather and the world; the inside has to deal with the finish of your laptop. So we build them differently. A water-repellent outer fabric sheds rain on the walk in and buys you the seconds you need when a cup goes over. Inside, a soft flannel lining means the lid is never in contact with a zip, a buckle or the grit in the bottom of your bag. Neither layer is exotic — they just have to be right, and consistent across every size we make.
A handle that tucks flat and a shoulder strap that unclips sound like small features until you use them. They mean the same case goes inside a backpack for the commute, comes out as a slim briefcase for a meeting, and hangs off a shoulder when both your hands are full. On the larger 17-inch format that flexibility is the difference between carrying one bag and carrying two. We build it in rather than selling you a second product to solve a problem we created.
Most damage to a laptop lid comes from inside the bag it travels in. Front zip pockets on the sleeves take the charger, the mouse and the cable coil; several models add a detachable pouch that clips away when you want the slimmest profile. It is a small structural decision with an obvious result: the hard, heavy things stop riding against the screen. Over a year of commuting, that is the difference between a machine that still looks new and one that does not.
Our jewellery boxes, watch cases and tray sets are built in PU or embossed leather over a wooden shell, lined in anti-tarnish beaded flannel. The frame is what stops a loaded box bowing at the corners, and the lining is what keeps silver and plated pieces off each other. Lids close on metal clasps, glass tops keep a watch collection visible, and trays lift out so the layout can change when your collection does. It is the same standard as the carry line, applied to the things that stay at home.
You will not find a countdown, a stock scare or an invented award anywhere on this site. We publish dimensions, materials, compartment counts and fit lists, and we point you at the official store to check the current price for yourself. Where we cannot verify something — a certification, a warranty length, a claim about the whole range — we say so plainly instead of implying it. The products are straightforward, and the way we sell them should match.
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The difference
Most laptop cases are sold on a single number — the screen size on the box — and that number is not a fit. Two 15.6-inch machines can differ by more than an inch in footprint, and a thick notebook will defeat a sleeve cut for an ultrabook. We take the opposite approach and publish the cavity itself: the 16-inch sleeve states 15.35 x 11.22 x 0.98 inches inside, the 13.3-inch case states its outer dimensions and its weight in ounces, and every listing names the machines the pattern was built around. It is a less seductive way to sell a case, and a far more reliable way to buy one.
The second difference is that our cases refuse to be single-purpose. A handle that tucks flat, a shoulder strap that unclips and front pockets sized for a charger mean one case can ride inside a backpack on Monday and walk to a meeting on its own on Tuesday. Across the wider range the same thinking carries through: a sling that divides into three layers so a tablet never shares a pocket with keys, a canvas tote with a padded compartment so the laptop does not need a second bag, a lunch set that seals tight enough to travel in the same carry as everything else.
On the storage side the advantage is structural, and you feel it the moment you pick a loaded box up. A wooden frame under the leather keeps the walls square rather than letting a full box bow, the metal clasp holds the lid closed instead of relying on friction, and beaded flannel lines every compartment so plated pieces rest on fabric. Layers lift out, dividers move, and the same case that organises a dresser is presentable enough to be handed over as a gift. We would rather earn the comparison on those details than on a claim nobody can check.
From an 11.6-inch case to a 17.3-inch shoulder sleeve, and the boxes waiting for you at home.
View the CollectionCloser look
A slim case for 13 and 13.3-inch machines, cut from a water-repellent fabric and lined in soft flannel so the lid never picks up scuffs. It measures 13.8 x 10.24 x 0.98 inches and weighs 3.52 ounces, so it adds almost nothing to what you already carry. Two front zip pockets take the charger, a mouse and the cables that usually rattle loose in a bag.
Check PriceFour trays in PU leather over a wooden frame, lined in beaded flannel and stacked under a latching lid. Ten compartments split earrings, rings, bracelets and watches so nothing has to share a space or tangle. Stacked it stands 11 x 7.1 x 6.38 inches, low enough to sit inside a dresser drawer or out on a vanity.
Check PriceA quilted puffy shell that cushions the corners of a 13 to 13.6-inch laptop without turning into a brick in your bag. The fabric is water-repellent, and the interior is smooth enough to slide a MacBook, Surface or Chromebook in one-handed. A matching zip pouch comes with it for the charger and dongles, so the sleeve itself stays slim.
Check PriceA two-layer case in PU leather with a glass lid, so the collection stays visible instead of buried in pouches. Twelve compartments hold watches on soft pillows, and the drawer underneath takes sunglasses, rings and chains. It measures 12.2 x 5.51 x 8.07 inches and is lined throughout in beige beaded flannel.
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Peace of mind
Plain reasons to feel settled about the purchase.
Every button here opens the official brand store, so the purchase, the payment and the delivery run through a process you have used many times before.
Materials, layer by layer: a water-repellent outer and a flannel lining on the carry range, PU or embossed leather over a wooden frame on the storage range.
We never print a price or a discount on this site. You see the real, current figure on the product page — no invented reductions and no manufactured urgency.
If the fit is wrong or something arrives damaged, the standard return policy on your order applies and is the quickest route to a replacement.
In their words
Recurring themes in the feedback, summarised in our own words.
A theme that comes up repeatedly is relief that the case fits exactly as described — snug without a struggle, with no slack for the machine to slide around in. People who measured first tend to mention it explicitly.
The lining draws comment more than almost anything else. Buyers describe the inside as unusually smooth against the lid, and several mention noticing the padding when the bag takes a knock.
Front pockets and the detachable pouch are often described as the feature that changed the daily routine — the charger and the mouse finally have a place, and the laptop stops sharing space with them.
A common story involves an unexpected downpour or a knocked-over drink, and a laptop that came out dry. Feedback generally frames the fabric as protection against splashes rather than against a soaking.
A large share of the storage feedback comes from people buying for someone else. The finish, the clasp and the layout inside are described as gift-ready without needing any extra presentation.
Buyers often mention that necklaces stop tangling once they hang from the lid hooks, and that having grooves and divided trays makes it easier to put things back than to leave them out.
Good to know
Voova is a Shenzhen-based brand that has settled on two things it does consistently: protective carry for laptops and bags, and structured storage for jewellery and watches. What tends to convince buyers is the level of detail published before the purchase — internal cavity dimensions rather than a vague screen size, compartment counts, litres, materials by layer. The construction is repeated deliberately across the range: a water-repellent outer over a soft flannel lining on the carry side, PU leather over a wooden frame with an anti-tarnish flannel interior on the storage side. Judge it on those specifics rather than on adjectives, and check the current details in the official store before you order.
Two things, and both are checkable. First, we publish the measurements that decide whether a case actually works — the 16-inch sleeve quotes an internal cavity of 15.35 x 11.22 x 0.98 inches, so you can measure your own machine instead of trusting a label. Second, our cases are built to do more than one job: a tuck-away handle and a removable shoulder strap turn the same sleeve into a briefcase or a shoulder bag, and the front pockets mean the charger travels with the laptop rather than in a separate pouch. On the storage side, the difference is the frame — a wooden shell under the leather keeps a loaded box square instead of letting it sag.
Start with the object you want protected. For a laptop, match the size first — the range runs from 11.6-12 inch up to 17-17.3 inch — then decide whether you want the slimmest possible sleeve to drop inside a bag, or a case with a handle and strap that can travel on its own. For jewellery, start with what you own most of: hooks and ring grooves in a two-layer box suit chains and rings, the glass-top case suits a watch collection you want visible, and the stackable tray set suits a drawer you want to divide. If the case is a gift, the two-layer boxes and the glass-top cases present well straight out of the packaging.
Every order is covered by the returns and replacement policy of the store you buy through, and that is the accurate answer — we do not advertise a separate warranty length here, because terms can differ between listings and regions. The honest version is this: check the warranty and returns information shown on the product page at the moment you order, since that is the text that actually applies to your purchase. If something arrives damaged or not as described, the returns process on the order is the fastest route to a replacement.
We would rather be precise than flattering. We do not publish a brand-wide environmental certification, so we make no blanket claim to one. What we can say is that the products are built to stay in use: a sleeve with a flannel lining and a reinforced zip is meant to outlast several laptops, and a jewellery box on a wooden frame is not a seasonal item. Some individual listings carry their own sustainability information — read it on the product page itself rather than assuming it applies to the whole range.
Measure your laptop's width, depth and thickness with the lid closed, then compare it against the internal dimensions given on the listing, not the headline screen size. Screen size alone is unreliable: two 15.6-inch machines can differ by more than an inch in footprint, and a thick gaming laptop can defeat a case sized for an ultrabook. Our listings also name specific models the case was cut for — MacBook Air and Pro, Surface, Chromebook, Dell XPS, Latitude and Inspiron, HP Pavilion and ENVY, Lenovo IdeaPad, Acer Aspire and Nitro, Asus VivoBook and ROG, Samsung Galaxy Book. If your model is not listed, the internal measurements are the deciding number.
The sleeves are water-repellent, not waterproof, and the distinction matters. The outer fabric is treated to shed rain on a walk between buildings and to keep a knocked-over coffee off the laptop while you react — it is not rated for immersion, so do not treat a sleeve as a dry bag. Inside, the soft flannel lining exists to stop the finish getting scuffed by the zip or by whatever else is in your backpack. The storage line uses the same idea in a different form: the beaded flannel inside the boxes and trays is there so silver and plated pieces rest on fabric rather than against each other or against bare wood.
