【Watch In the Cut (2003)】

For the real Apple stans,Watch In the Cut (2003) we found the scarf for you.

It's not enough to just have the latest iPhone model in your hand. You should be wearing it around your neck.

SEE ALSO: A hands-on review of the iPhone X

That's where this Ceyhun Güney-designed scarf comes in. Notice the iPhone X background stylishly incorporated into the design. You may recognize it from billboards and the box from when you bought the phone. Now you can wear it.

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It even as The Notch.

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Sure, this is free advertising for one of the biggest companies on the planet, but how else can you show your true loyalty to the tech brand? Also, you need this scarf for warmth.

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At 35 Euros (or about $41) it's way cheaper than the $999 (starting) price tag on the real phone.

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