Osiris Black Camera Strap
100% Handmade Leather Camera Strap
Hand dyed, cut and finished in Black.
A strong durable leather strap which can hold one or two cameras and provide quick access for shooting, whilst being comfortable and stylish.
Finished with gunmetal rivets, buckles and new 120kg rated carabiners for extra safety. A strong and stable design capable of holding a variety of camera and lens combos. With the possibility of using the strap in both a single or dual camera configuration. Fully adjustable length and smoothed edges for extra comfort guarantees one size fits all.
Custom options are available, please email ben@benwilsonphotography before purchasing. Thank you.
100% Handmade Leather Camera Strap
Hand dyed, cut and finished in Black.
A strong durable leather strap which can hold one or two cameras and provide quick access for shooting, whilst being comfortable and stylish.
Finished with gunmetal rivets, buckles and new 120kg rated carabiners for extra safety. A strong and stable design capable of holding a variety of camera and lens combos. With the possibility of using the strap in both a single or dual camera configuration. Fully adjustable length and smoothed edges for extra comfort guarantees one size fits all.
Custom options are available, please email ben@benwilsonphotography before purchasing. Thank you.
100% Handmade Leather Camera Strap
Hand dyed, cut and finished in Black.
A strong durable leather strap which can hold one or two cameras and provide quick access for shooting, whilst being comfortable and stylish.
Finished with gunmetal rivets, buckles and new 120kg rated carabiners for extra safety. A strong and stable design capable of holding a variety of camera and lens combos. With the possibility of using the strap in both a single or dual camera configuration. Fully adjustable length and smoothed edges for extra comfort guarantees one size fits all.
Custom options are available, please email ben@benwilsonphotography before purchasing. Thank you.
Leather is a natural product from animal hides and therefore differs from hide to hide. Variations in the texture of the leather should not be considered a fault but inherent of the natural beauty and uniqueness of the leather. As every piece of leather is different and may accept colour dyes a little differently during the tanning process, this may cause irregularities in the consistency and depth of the colour.
Leather will always have natural marking such as dents, scars, scratches, wrinkles or blemishes. These natural markings or irregularities should not be considered as a defect but rather indications of genuine leather.