I couldn't find a case I liked, so I made my own with a lil' flair. I recommend printing the outer case in a material with good resilience and layer adhesion like ABS, ASA, or PETG* and the inner case in a flexible filament. I used Hatchbox Gray and Polymaker Galaxy Dark Gray ABS and Hatchbox Iron Red 95A TPU for my case. I would be concerned about splitting or cracking if the outer case was printed in PLA, but you do you boo.
The files are split into a few different parts and assemblies for user preferences:
If you only have a single color printer, I would suggest following Nadir's guide on printing the case with multiple colors rather than printing separately and gluing the inlay in. This is the method I use and it works well.
*Note - remember to scale parts for shrinkage as needed, my ABS parts are printed at 100.9%, you may need more or less depending on your filament choice.
The author marked this model as their own original creation.