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Sherrin's Threads kids red 1 inch ukulele strap fitted to a ukulele, marked with a Kids Size badge
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Sherrin's Threads Kids Red 1" Ukulele Strap STK1P-6129

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Sherrin's Threads is a family owned and operated instrument strap company based in California.  Their high quality straps are handmade in the US and the huge selection of vibrant and unique designs allow you to add a splash of personality to your ukulele.
  • Handmade in California, USA.
  • Adjustable from 26" to 44" in length.
  • Leather ends made with durable, vegetable tanned leather proven to stand up to tons of wear & tear over the years.
  • Made of vibrantly colored, lightweight polypropylene webbing.
  • Works well with any fretted instrument ukulele, guitar, mandolin, banjo, etc...
Sherrin's Threads is a family owned and operated instrument strap company based in California.  Their high quality straps are handmade in the US and the huge selection of vibrant and unique designs allow you to add a splash of personality to your ukulele.
  • Handmade in California, USA.
  • Adjustable from 26" to 44" in length.
  • Leather ends made with durable, vegetable tanned leather proven to stand up to tons of wear & tear over the years.
  • Made of vibrantly colored, lightweight polypropylene webbing.
  • Works well with any fretted instrument ukulele, guitar, mandolin, banjo, etc...
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Matthew

Good strap. I was a bit nervous about the lack of images showing the other end when ordering, so for the record both ends look similar (minus the printed design) with a string tied to one end for fastening to the neck of a ukulele that doesn't have a second strap button.

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Diane

I only wish that the strap was wider but i still love it specially the little travel trailers. Bought it to go on my baritone ukulele which will take camping this summer.

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