California Handmade Ukulele Straps
$28.99
- Handmade in California, USA.
- Adjustable from 33″ to 56″ in length.
- Leather ends made with durable, vegetable tanned leather proven to stand up to tons of wear & tear over the years.
- Fabrics used are 100% cotton or cotton/poly blend, making for a very nice feel, good weight, and vibrant colors.
- Fabrics are sewn to a sturdy backing of nylon webbing.
- Works well with any fretted instrument ukulele, guitar, mandolin, and banjo.
- MFMary F.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoStrap
I love my new ukelele strap. It is so well made and the fabric is beautiful!
- DLDebra L.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoBeautiful Uke strap
Love my new ukulele strap! Very well made and comfortable to wear. Adjustable length and 1 1/2 inches wide. Gives my uke a Hawaiian look too!
- KHKelly H.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoCool strap!
Cool strap! Nice fabric and wild design - works with or without second button.
- EEllenVerified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoGreat Strap!
This is a beautiful and comfortable strap. I never used to use a strap until I upgraded my uke. Not sure how I lived without one! This is the brown tapa. Super speedy shipping, too. I ordered on a Monday, and it got to me all the way up here in NW Oregon by Friday. Definitely recommend!
- RVRoberta V.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars1 year agoNavy Tapa
I saw one of these straps in a Music Store in town so I knew the quality before I ordered it. It is well constructed, the fabric is so smooth to the touch, it is adjustable, wide enough (1 1/2”) not to cut into my shoulder, and has genuine leather ends.
It took me quite awhile to decide on which print. I toyed with the colorful bird of paradise vs the brown tapa that would match the browns in my baritone uke. Then I decided to take a chance on navy tapa, because I liked the fabric print design better than the brown, and while it’s subtle, it still has color (blue is my favorite color) yet won’t clash with any outfit.
It was very pricey, but I wanted leather ends, not pl-eather. I like that it is made in America by a one woman company. My uke only has one button, so I have to tie the other end to the headstock. I knocked it down one star because it doesn’t come with a buttoned headstock bracelet for that purpose, which would look and work better. Kala doesn’t offer them, either.
