Yes, for everyday use. Vegan leather typically resists surface scratches better than untreated genuine leather right out of the box, though its texture can shift slightly after years of heavy handling. Genuine leather has a more natural feel and develops a distinct patina with age, but it needs regular conditioning to avoid drying out or cracking. Neither material is objectively "better" across the board. It depends on how much maintenance you're willing to do.

Both the Custype Bloom Pal and Original Design Set cases above use a MagSafe-compatible design. The leather-look exterior doesn't interfere with the magnets, since the magnetic array sits inside the case itself and lines up the same way Apple's own MagSafe accessories do. That means either case can attach to MagSafe chargers and accessories the same way a standard MagSafe case would, though these are MagSafe-compatible designs rather than Apple-certified MagSafe accessories.

A few habits go a long way regardless of material: keep the case out of direct, prolonged sunlight to avoid fading or warping, and skip alcohol-based or harsh chemical cleaners, which can dry out or discolor the surface. For vegan or microfiber leather, a dry or slightly damp soft cloth is usually enough for regular wipe-downs, whether the case has a smooth finish or a textured lychee or crocodile pattern. Genuine leather typically needs an occasional leather conditioner to stay supple. That detail applies to that material generally, not to Custype's own vegan and microfiber leather cases.

Custype's phone cases are made from vegan leather and microfiber leather, including Lychee-textured finishes, across the entire lineup, not genuine leather. That applies to every case in the Bloom Pal and Original Design Set lines referenced in this guide. If animal-hide leather is a specific requirement for you, Custype's cases won't meet that criterion. If a durable, easy-care leather look is what you're after, that's exactly what these materials are built for.