Capturing Couture - Organza Strap (Hot Pink)

Key Features
- Comfortable plush velvet surface
- Customized metal logo rivets
- Premium nylon webbing for ultimate durability
- Adjustable features for preferred positioning
- Decorative: 1.5” wide x 30” long
- Connection: 3/8” wide x 14” long
- Total Length: 30” fixed length with up to 12-14” additional adjustability
- Spot clean with microfiber cloth and water
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Overview
Use the Capturing Couture Hot Pink 1.5 inch Camera Strap and experience amazing and easy maneuverability over your high-end DSLR camera. It comes equipped with a luxurious plush velvet body and customized metal logo rivets. Made with strong nylon webbing, this strap is robust and durable. A variety of adjustment features of this strap enable you to conveniently place it around your neck or across your torso in a messenger style. This high-quality camera strap measures 1.5 (W) x 30 (L) inch, and needs to be intermittently spot cleaned with water and a microfiber cloth to preserve its allure.
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| Color | Pink |
- Capturing Couture - Hot Pink Organza 1.5" Camera strap
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