Levy's LV-MC8TWEY-BRN bass / guitar strap brown

• Raw and strong 2” strap from Levy's
• Woven cotton and leather
• 46 brass eyelets
• Handmade in Canada
• Length from 100 to 152.4 cm

This 2” wide cotton strap for guitar and bass is a solid and durable strap that is carefully handmade at Levy's factory in Nova Scotia, Canada by their experienced team of craftsmen.

The materials are woven cotton with leather ends and 46 eyelets made of brass.
The MC8TWEY strap belongs to a series of straps called “Worn & Torn”, and is made to look like they have already lived a long and hard life on the roads. The worn look and the many brass eyelets give these straps plenty of attitude.

The strong woven cotton, combined with solid craftsmanship, ensures both long durability and unparalleled strength, allowing you to have your favorite guitar hanging safely over your shoulder for many years to come.

A typical challenge with straps is that the holes in the strap are stretched longer each time you tilt them down over the strap knobs, which greatly affects the entire lifespan of the strap. That is precisely why Levy's has made so-called "Pin Hole" stitching around all the holes in the strap, as they counteract this annoying tendency. So here you have a strap that will last for many years, and that looks like it has already lasted for many years!

A little about Levy's

Levy's is one of those family-owned businesses that the music industry has so many of, and which base their operations on proud traditions. Levy's was founded in 1973 when Dennis Levy was offered a set of leatherworking tools as payment for a job, instead of cash. Dennis Levy quickly developed a keen interest in working with leather, and soon after Levy's Leather Ltd was founded.

In addition to Dennis, his wife, Cheryl, and their children, Danica and DJ, also work in the company today.
Levy's is headquartered in Nova Scotia, deep in the Canadian forests, and in addition to guitar straps, it also produces belts, watch straps and other leather goods.