SEE THROUGH. STAND OUT.
The End of Beige.
In 1998, every computer looked the same—and then the iMac G3 didn't. Jony Ive's translucent curves and candy-colored shells didn't just save Apple from the brink; they redefined what a personal computer could look like. The Five Flavors—Blueberry, Grape, Tangerine, Lime, and Strawberry—turned commodity hardware into collectible design objects, and made "what color is your iMac?" a genuine conversation starter.
IMPOSSIBLY DETAILED.
Sweating the Small Stuff.
Copland's Five Flavors keycap recreates the 1999 icon in absurd detail—right down to its matching keyboard and infamous hockey puck mouse, fully wired and positioned exactly as they should be. Each cap is 3D printed using SLA resin at sub-20 micron precision, with cables thinner than a human hair, then slip-cast in UV-resistant resin for years of display-ready clarity.
KEYCAP OR COLLECTIBLE.
Ready for Anywhere.
Every keycap ships with a custom 3D-printed display stand and storage case—add an optional laser-cut acrylic window if you want the full showcase experience. Whether it lives on your keyboard or behind glass, it's a fitting tribute to the machine that proved computers could have personality.
THE BIGGER PICTURE.
Size Matters.
Your screens deserve better than a tiny square. The Cloth Pro Max is an oversized premium microfiber built for displays that actually matter—from studio monitors to 27-inch iMacs. Generous, absorbent, and impossibly soft.
Coming soon.
CLOSE. MINIMIZE. EXPAND.
Control Freak.
The three most-clicked buttons in computing history, now embroidered on a classic dad hat. Traffic-light window controls rendered in full color on a clean black cap—subtle enough for daily wear, unmistakable to anyone who gets it.
NO RGB. ONLY PLATINUM.
Forty Years on Your Desk.
A desk mat that traces the entire arc of personal computing—from the original Macintosh to the Mac Pro. No gamer aesthetics, no LED strips. Just four decades of iconic silhouettes printed on a premium, stitched-edge pad built to last.
NOW WITH ACTUAL AIRFLOW.
The Trash Can.
The 2013 Mac Pro was a thermal experiment that divided the internet. Love it or roast it, its silhouette is unmistakable. We put it on a hat—because unlike the original, this one actually breathes.