LaSalle St | Leica SL Fixed

Name: LaSalle St | Leica SL Fixed
Brand: McMurray and Blonde
Price: 124.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 124.00

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McMurray and Blonde’s <LaSalle St | Leica SL Fixed thin leather camera straps are made with premium, USA tanned Horween Chromexcel or Crazy Horse leather specifically designed for use with the rectangular lugs of the Leica SL camera. A solid brass button stud will allow for easy on/off from your camera. Two hand-stitched matching leather keepers are included so you can keep everything together and keep the hardware covered.
Two hand-stitched matching leather keepers are included so you can keep everything together and keep the hardware covered.

Details

>Length | Fixed
Your choice within 30” to 55”
Strap Width
5/8" with 1/2" attachment points to the SL lugs
Construction
Solid brass button stud hardware, fully burnished and finished edges, and hand stitched keepers

Leather Options

How To Measure

Cameras It Fits

Leica SL with rectangular lugs, approximately 1/2" wide

Want a Wrist Strap?

Looking for a wrist strap? Purchase this strap and used code WRIST at checkout to let me know you would like the wrist strap varient. Great news, its also $10 cheaper!

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Camera straps for photographers with taste

Let's face it. Snapping a pic for the 'Gram requires high quality objects to really get the fomo going. And that will not happen with your blaze yellow strap that came in the box with your camera.

made from quality materials

You aren't buying a brand, you're buying history. If you buy a leather item from someone that doesn't mention where the leather is from, that usually means they don't know...because its not worth mentioning. All leather we use is made from US cows, tanned in the US with some tanneries that are 100+ years old.

appreciating the details

Leather edge finishing is almost always overlooked. In all our of straps (except the two "rustic" styles), we double the amount of labor by hand finishing the edges. On the ones we don't, its done intentionally to keep the price low while maintaining high quality components.