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4:59 PM Phone Case

$19.90 USD

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The longest minute of the workday, in bold blue type. A flip-clock design for anyone whose bag was packed five minutes ago.

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Estimated U.S. delivery: 4–6 business days (Mon–Sat). Cutoff & delivery details.

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Sound like your day?

4:59 PM — One minute from freedom.

Your bag is zipped. Your hand is on the mouse. Then a new message arrives at 4:59. You and the clock make eye contact.

For everyone who has watched the longest minute of the day.

Fit & printed design

Available fits: iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17, iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15, iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13. How to check your phone model.

Select the exact model before ordering. This is a printed design; illustrated paper, stitching, metallic colors and objects are not raised or separate physical features. Screen colors and final print colors may vary slightly. For a material or compatibility question, contact our customer-care team before ordering.

Shipping & exchanges

Free standard shipping to eligible U.S. addresses, with applicable sales tax included. Made to order. Processing: 0–1 business day; standard transit: 4–5 business days. Estimated total: 4–6 business days, Monday–Saturday. Order cutoff: 2 p.m. Pacific Time; later orders begin the next service day. Holidays and carrier delays may extend delivery. Shipping details. Request one free exchange within 30 days after delivery. We cover approved exchange shipping both ways. Read the full policy.

FROM REAL LIFE TO THE PRINT

01 / 4:59 PM / ONE LAST THING

Bag packed. Then: “Got a minute?”

You closed the laptop. You put on your bag. Someone walks over with “one tiny thing.” There goes your dramatic exit.

“OFF THE CLOCK AT 5”

For the part of you that already clocked out. The 4:59 PM design says it for you.

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THE PRACTICAL PART

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What arrives?

One printed phone case for the exact model you select. The product picture is a design mockup; illustrated objects are printed, not attached accessories.

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What will I pay?

$19.90 USD per case, including eligible standard U.S. shipping and applicable sales tax. No bundle or account is required.

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Will it arrive in time?

Estimated U.S. delivery is 4–6 business days, Monday–Saturday. Cutoff, holidays and carrier delays can extend the estimate; it is not a guaranteed gift date.

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What if it needs an exchange?

Request one free exchange within 30 days after delivery. We cover approved exchange shipping both ways. Refunds have separate conditions.

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Need a specific material or magnetic-charging feature? Ask customer care about the exact model before ordering.

THE DESIGN / YOUR INSIDE JOKE

OFF THE CLOCK AT 5

OT FIELD NOTES / 4:59 PM

One minute from freedom.

“Got a sec before you go?”

Your bag is zipped. Your hand is on the mouse. Then a new message arrives at 4:59. You and the clock make eye contact.

For everyone who has watched the longest minute of the day.

A little workday humor · OT-001 · Office Hours

Complete artwork for 4:59 PM with OFF THE CLOCK AT 5

A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUR CASE

Why this design hits home

The joke lives in the minute before the finish line. The flip-clock layout gives an ordinary timestamp the importance of a headline: you are technically still working, but your evening is already making plans. It is a direct clock-out joke rather than a complaint about a particular person.

Who might recognize this one?

Choose it for the punctual friend who checks the clock with you. If their story is the task that arrives at the last minute, One Last Thing tells that plot twist instead.

Same department.
Different drama.

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