I should have also mentioned in this video that those A-style players who want to attach the "looped" end to the neck heel of their mandolin would use the exact same method as shown here. The difference being that the loop would pass under the fretboard extention, or Florida as it is often referred to, and then follow the instructions as shown.

I want to give credit to my beautiful '81 Gibson Fern for helping me out with this video!

Hey Alan, nice guitars!

Strap arrived today - nicest strap my mandolin has ever had, delighted with it, thanks Alan!

Please go to "How to Order" tab across the top, open page, scroll to bottom. You need to contact me via YOUR email for info about button 2 button straps

This is going to be a gift. I have a couple of questions.
Suppose I wanted to get a strap without a braided cord. Just a hole at each end like the tail pin end. ???

The short answer to your question is yes. Send me your actual email address and I'll give you a more detailed answer to that question. Thanks for asking.

It can be done. Email me at the listed address for a complete answer. Not enough room here.

Suppose I wanted to get a strap without a braided cord. Just a hole at each end like the tail pin end. ???

I do not see the listed address

Then you'd get one cuz you're "special".

The short answer to your question is yes. Send me your actual email address and I'll give you a more detailed answer to that question. Thanks for asking.

Could I also use the loop for around the finger board near there the neck connects to the body of the instrument on an A style?

11.12 | 01:09

I will take photo 15 #2.

11.12 | 00:14

I would like to purchase a 3/4" strap for an F style mandolin. Photo 14 strap #2. Do you take venmo or should I just mail you a check?

27.04 | 04:18

24.03 | 00:23

Would you be able to make a strap for a mandola? Thanks, Kristen