The New Kumihimo Strap is a braided rope strap crafted from our signature fabric. Kumihimo is a traditional Japanese art of braiding cords, originally done with silk. We've adapted the technique to transform our flat fabric into a 3D rope. Each strap is woven from 12 strips of fabric, resulting in a beautifully complex pattern that offers a fresh perspective on our material and colour combinations.
The round, strong, and slightly stretchy strap is available in two sizes and presents a new way of styling our bags. Combine it with our bum bag, pouch, shopping bag, phone case or camera.
The 70D fabric is made from high-quality Bluesign® certified and 100% recycled ripstop nylon.
Meausrements: 135 cm / 53.1 inches (excl. hook)
All Susan Bijl items can be machine washed at 30 degrees, preferably using a short program. Always wash your items separately from other fabrics.
It's best to limit washing as much as possible to avoid wearing down the fabric. Use a washing bag to preserve the material's quality and prevent synthetic fibres from breaking off and ending up in the wastewater.
Items with buckles and metal clasps must be put in a washing bag or pillowcase to prevent damage to the machine or other items in the load.
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The New Kumihimo Strap is a braided rope strap crafted from our signature fabric. Kumihimo is a traditional Japanese art of braiding cords, originally done with silk. We've adapted the technique to transform our flat fabric into a 3D rope. Each strap is woven from 12 strips of fabric, resulting in a beautifully complex pattern that offers a fresh perspective on our material and colour combinations.
The round, strong, and slightly stretchy strap is available in two sizes and presents a new way of styling our bags. Combine it with our bum bag, pouch, shopping bag, phone case or camera.
The 70D fabric is made from high-quality Bluesign® certified and 100% recycled ripstop nylon.
Meausrements: 135 cm / 53.1 inches (excl. hook)
All Susan Bijl items can be machine washed at 30 degrees, preferably using a short program. Always wash your items separately from other fabrics.
It's best to limit washing as much as possible to avoid wearing down the fabric. Use a washing bag to preserve the material's quality and prevent synthetic fibres from breaking off and ending up in the wastewater.
Items with buckles and metal clasps must be put in a washing bag or pillowcase to prevent damage to the machine or other items in the load.
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