SyXIOP Cell Phone Lanyard Red Checkerboard Phone Strap Crossbody
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SyXIOP Cell Phone Lanyard Red Checkerboard Phone Strap Crossbody
- Size Specifications：Main item: 1.5 × 38.58–52.76 inches / 3.8 × 98–134 cm Accessory pouching: 4.5 × 2.8 inches / 11.5 × 7 cm
- Anti-Lost Design: Comes with a dedicated connecting tab to easily secure the strap inside your phone case. It supports multiple wearing styles including crossbody, neck lanyard and single shoulder, effectively preventing accidental slips, drops and misplacement.
- Fully adjustable! We’ve added a sturdy metal buckle so you can freely shorten or lengthen the weave strap to match your height and how you want to wear it. Crossbody or neck-worn, you’ll always get a just-right comfortable length.
- Detachable mini pouching stores cards, lipstick & coins. All-in-one design eliminates extra bags for easier daily outings.
- Take it anywhere you go—whether you’re heading out for a picnic, shopping spree, vacation or casual errand runs! It also makes a lovely present to share with your family and friends.
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