Get’m Get’m Launches Nine-Color BITCH WHAT! Strap Collection
The two-inch faux-leather guitar and bass strap extends to 65 inches and is offered in nine serpentine finishes.
Oct 13, 2026

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Get’m Get’m has launched the BITCH WHAT! guitar and bass strap in nine colors, ranging from Aqua and Lime to Red, Silver and Purple. The two-inch-wide design uses textured serpentine faux leather over a smooth nylon lining, with reinforced stitching, pewter-toned hardware and seven-ounce leather end tabs.
The strap adjusts to a maximum length of 65 inches and is listed at $129.99 on the company’s store. Its combination of a long adjustment range and low-friction backing is aimed at players who want a conspicuous stage look without sacrificing practical movement and stability.
Why it matters
It is a modest but clearly defined accessory launch from an independent guitar-strap maker, with an unusually broad color range and a verified product listing.
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