When it comes to Apple Watch bands, some folks love their leather. Others go for braided nylon loops. Still others prefer silicone or carbon fiber. But for many, it’s always going to be metal. Stainless steel. It’s durable, cool to the touch, non-corrosive, comfortable and more affordable than gold, platinum or silver. In a word, it’s classic.
And right now you can get 25% off all Rilee & Lo metal Apple Watch bands and stacking bracelets in the Cult of Mac Store. The deal last through 11: 59 p.m. PDT on April 19.
Rilee & Lo Easter sale on metal Apple Watch bands and stacking bracelets
Rilee & Lo said its unique, stretch-link design for its metal Apple Watch bands is patent-pending. The bands “fit like a proverbial glove,” the company added.
Even though the company’s metal Apple Watch band is made from stainless steel, it sports a comfortable, close fit that is fashionable in the office and functional in the gym. The adapter is also stainless steel, with a shiny finish.
Rilee & Lo Apple Watch bands are available in XS/S, S/M, M/L and L/XL sizes. Colors are purple, dark blue, black, yellow gold, rose gold, silver and gun metal.
Along with the metal Apple Watch bands, Rilee & Lo sells matching stainless steel stacking bracelets in the same colors. They’re also marked down 25% through April 19. Choose the size that fits your Apple Watch and use the 12mm-wide accessory to make your wearable stand out more on your wrist.
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About Rilee and Lo
“Rilee & Lo’s luxury bands are manufactured with precision and intended to up the ante in Apple Watch straps. Designed by owners Johanna Ferguson and Nick Grossi, who have both worked in tech and jewelry design, found a natural marriage of the two genres in Rilee & Lo,” the company notes.
Rilee & Lo notes that all of the bands will fit the new, larger Apple Watches. If you have the new 45mm Apple Watch, it’ll work with the old 42mm straps. And the new 41mm Apple Watch works with the old 38mm straps.
Price: bands, $40 $30; stacking bracelets, $20 $15
Where to buy: Cult of Mac Store
Note: We originally published this post on April 14, 2022.
