Vintage Jacquard Nylon Guitar Strap with Pick Holder
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Assert your style on stage with a vintage-look strap and robust finishes
Textured Jacquard weave, warm pattern, and integrated pick holder: every detail counts
With its 70s-inspired geometric pattern, this strap brings real visual personality to your guitar. The warm hues (ochre, turquoise, rust) instantly warm up the look of any instrument.
The Jacquard weave gives a tactile relief and avoids the plastic appearance of some low-end straps. Solid yet flexible, the nylon remains comfortable to wear, even during long sessions.
Clever detail: the front end hides a pick holder slot, always useful in the middle of a song. The PU Leather ends ensure a reliable hold on your strap buttons, without play or slipping.
A beautiful balance between vintage style, playing comfort, and practicality for stages, rehearsals, or studio sessions.
Original price was: 54,90€.44,90€Current price is: 44,90€.
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Vintage “Bohemian Zigzag” Guitar Strap (Jacquard Nylon & Pick Holder)
Bring an authentic retro touch to your instrument with this strap with an asserted vintage look!
Its geometric pattern with warm hues (ochre, turquoise, rust) recalls the aesthetics of the 70s, ideal for breaking the monotony of a plain guitar.
It’s not just a fashion accessory: the Jacquard weave gives relief and texture to the strap, far from low-end plastic prints that fade after three concerts.
On the practical side, this strap has been designed for musicians on the move. Made of robust nylon, it offers excellent tensile strength while remaining light on the shoulder.
The detail that changes everything? The front end integrates a pick holder slot. No more panic when the pick falls in the middle of a solo or when you’re searching everywhere before starting a song: you always have a spare one within reach.
The ends are made of thick PU Leather (synthetic), ensuring a good hold on your strap buttons without risking premature loosening.
Technical Specifications
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Materials: Woven Nylon strap (Jacquard style), PU Leather ends (High-resistance synthetic).
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Pattern: Geometric / Vintage Aztec (Mix of earthy and pastel colors).
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Dimensions: Standard width of 5 cm.
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Length: Adjustable from 91 cm to 152 cm (suitable for most body types).
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Compatibility: Electric guitar, acoustic guitar (folk/classical with strap button), bass.
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Special Feature: Integrated pick slot in the front end.
Technical Details
| Pattern | Jacquard |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon, PU leather ends |
| Width | 5 cm |
| Length | 91 cm – 152 cm |
| Adjustable | Yes |
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the pattern simply printed on top or woven? A: It’s a Jacquard weave. Unlike a surface print that can crack, the pattern is an integral part of the fabric’s structure, which gives it that beautiful textured look and ensures the colors will remain vibrant.
Q: Are the PU leather ends strong enough for a heavy guitar? A: Yes, the PU leather used here is doubled and stitched to withstand tension. It’s a strong vegan alternative to animal leather. However, if you play a very heavy bass like a massive Les Paul, adding “straplocks” (strap locks) is always recommended for safety, regardless of the strap.
Q: Does the pick holder work with all pick sizes? A: The slot is designed to firmly hold standard-sized picks (classic teardrop shape). Very small models (like Jazz III) or very wide ones (triangular bass picks) might be either too loose or difficult to insert.
Q: Does the strap slip a lot on the shoulder? A: Since it’s nylon-based, it slips more easily than a raw cotton or suede strap. This is an advantage for guitarists who like to move the instrument without their t-shirt riding up, but it should be considered if your guitar tends to neck-dive.
Q: Is it compatible with an acoustic guitar that only has one strap button? A: Yes, but you will need a small lace (often supplied with guitars or purchasable separately) to attach the other end of the strap to the headstock, just after the nut.
