A device designed for carrying a cellular telephone, typically constructed from tanned animal hide, and intended for attachment to an individual’s waist. This accessory provides a hands-free method of securing a mobile device, often featuring a loop or clip mechanism for fastening onto a trouser belt or similar waistband.
The utility of such an item lies in its accessibility and security. It allows for immediate retrieval of the phone while minimizing the risk of loss or damage. Historically, these carrying solutions evolved from pouches and holsters used for tools or weapons, adapting to accommodate the increasing ubiquity and portability of electronic devices. The durable nature of the material provides protection against scratches and minor impacts.