- Adjustable length
- Durable faux leather ends
- Strong nylon webbing, dirt and stain resistant
custom comfortable guitar strap for electric guitars
Description
The comfortable guitar strap fits for acoustic guitars, electric guitars, folk guitar, the classical guitar and bass. It has regulating function to make good it adults and children.
New and improved design guitar strap. Made of high quality soft polyester to protect you from scratching your shirt and cutting into your body. Adjustable from 29″ (73 cm) to 57″ (145 cm) makes it suitable for everyone. Very simple and plain design.
- Guitar strap can be flexibly adjusted according to your needs from 29~ 57 inches, made of black nylon
- Strong and secure leather ends and soft strap makes it good adults or kids
- 1.85 inch wide guitar band is soft, comfortable and durable
- Widening retractable ring has telescopic function and adjust the length at any time
- The personalized and eye-pleasing design will highlight you.
DATA of Custom comfortable guitar strap for electric guitars
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Product name | Custom comfortable guitar strap for electric guitars |
| Material | Polyester | |
| Color | Pantone color or According to your request | |
| Thickness | custom | |
| Printing process | Heat transfer printing | |
| Accessory | High-tensile plastic fasteners plastic buckle | |
| Usage | acoustic guitars, electric guitars, folk guitar, classical guitar, bass | |
| Packing | Individual or bulk |
For reference to choose the webbing texture
Logo printing & process
Attachments
Our Product Advantage
- Coca-Cola Facility Number:S-CHN-MK-0012385
- Disney merchandise authorization Number:FAC-054030
- WCA Report Number:F_IAR_74586
How To Get A Quotation Quickly
- Lanyard material(Polyester,nylon or cotton,etc).
- Lanyard size(3/4″*36″ is regular one).
- How many colors for logo.
- What is the accessory style do you need.
- Order quantity.
- Also you can send the picture or your ideas to us for reference.
If you can provide the follow information to us, the quote will more accurate.
