MONO and Teisco Bring Three Japanese-Inspired Colors to the Vertigo Electric Guitar Case
The $299.99 limited run adds Orange, Sage and Lavender patterns to MONO’s top-loading Vertigo platform without changing its protective hardware.
Oct 5, 2026
Credit: MONO / Teisco (via source)
MONO and Teisco have renewed their collaboration with three limited-edition versions of the Vertigo Electric Guitar Case. Orange uses an interlocking autumn-toned pattern, Sage takes a calmer flowing approach, and Lavender uses a cloud-like evening-sky motif. The collection launches at a street price of $299.99 per case.
Under the new graphics, the cases retain MONO’s established Vertigo construction: the Headlock neck-suspension system, the impact-absorbing Boot outsole and EVA insole, top-loading access, weather-resistant Sharkskin shell and triple D-rings for the optional Tick accessory case. MONO and Teisco are presenting the collection with artists LAYYI, Marco of Bellied Star and Marian Carmel.
Why it matters
The collaboration gives players a rare visually distinctive alternative in the premium gig-bag category while keeping the same road-focused protection and top-loading design.
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