Steyner Straps Retro guitar strap black - Wildrose VEGAN
Product information "Steyner Straps Retro guitar strap black - Wildrose VEGAN"
Stylish "Boho-Style" accessory for your guitar
Are you looking for a guitar strap that makes a visual statement, sits softly on your shoulder and gives you long-lasting enjoyment? If so, the Steyner Straps retro guitar strap "Wildrose" in brown and wine red will definitely delight you. This slip-resistant retro guitar strap is as comfortable as your favourite jeans. It combines an appealing rose design with high wearing comfort, masterful workmanship, highest safety and perfect grip. It is the perfect ornament for your instrument. Due to the soft materials the strap offers high wearing comfort. The soft, thick strap edge sits gently around your neck and shoulder. In addition, the sewn-on cotton band provides good grip. This prevents the strap from sliding unintentionally. The fastening made of 4 mm thick faux leather ensures a stable and reliable hold of your instrument. So you always have full security and can concentrate 100% on playing your guitar.
Measurements and construction
- Top material: fine jacquard webbing
- Bottom material: cotton
- Soft, thick edges and premium feel
- 4 mm thick faux leather ends
- Length: 100 - 165 cm (40" - 65")
- Width: 5.0 cm (2.0")
- Weight: 170 g
- Thickness: 2.2 mm
- Design: Rose pattern
- Base colour: Black
- Cotton colour: Black
- Accent colours: Grey, Silver
- Metal parts colour: Silver
- Faux leather colour: Black
Each strap is 100% made in Germany, handcrafted in the Ruhr region from high-quality materials and has undergone strict quality control. Steyner Straps guitar straps are available in many different versions, colours and designs.
- Adjustable: yes
- Belt material: Vinyl
- Belt width: ca. 50 mm
- Color/ Finish: Black/Grey
- Country of Origin: Germany
- Leather Ends: vegan faux leather ends
- Length: 100 - 165 cm (40" - 65")
- Motif: Wild rose
- Special Features: Non-slip cotton backing, 100% vegan
- Subcategory: Guitar Strap
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