Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Army Camo Watch Strap

Hello everybody!
 
Got some time on my hands the other day and decided to give it a go and make this beauty. Had this design in mind for a while and this is what came through!
A 22mm textile and leather combo watch strap for your time piece.
Front: camouflage canvas & genuine calf leather.
Back: genuine calf leather.
Raw-cut and silicone varnished edges; stainless steel buckle with a matte, sandblasted finish
 
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It's available for sale at 70 $.

If you're into this masculine print, you can also bring it down a notch to a more soft look, by pairing it with black, white and other neutrals or go bold and pop a bright colour in your outfit.
One excellent tip to rock this look: go soft and don't wear it head to toe, as it can be pretty overwhelming.
 
Shop more than one item and you will receive a significant complementary discount! Hope you like it. :) 
 
 PS: I know that many of my products do not have a description yet, I do hope to make time for it in the nearest future though. Started this blog not so long ago and did not manage to update it yet. Had my hands full lately, but never busy for answering your queries! So, for any questions, be sure to contact me at: christianstraps@gmail.com .
 
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A little bit of History:

Military camouflage patterns influenced fashion and art from the time of the First World War onwards. Gertrude Stein recalled the cubist artist Pablo Picasso's reaction in around 1915:
I very well remember at the beginning of the war being with Picasso on the boulevard Raspail when the first camouflaged truck passed. It was at night, we had heard of camouflage but we had not seen it and Picasso amazed looked at it and then cried out, yes it is we who made it, that is cubism. Gertrude Stein in From Picasso (1938)









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