
Surprise dad with a a handsome camera strap! The Fotostrap camera strap is designed with 100% genuine leather and can even be monogrammed. Enjoy a free monogram code until Monday and really surprise dad!
It gives back and Fotostrap is helping to support a war hero! Check out the Travis Fotostrap HERE. The Travis is named in honor of US SSG Travis Mills of the 82nd for his bravery and inspiration. Mills was critically injured by an IED and lost both arms and legs.
Watch the Film Trailer for Fotolanthropy's Documentary Travis: A Soldiers Story
To learn more about this American Hero, visitwww.travismills.org
We are very pleased to introduce you to our new custom packaging. Fotostrap teamed up with Camp Design Group from LA and designed this one of a kind packaging for our Fotostrap customers. Available now for all online and retail orders.
Photos by: Camp Design Group

Quote from the designers, "This custom packaging design project needed to feel vintage yet timeless; clean and modern yet natural. To accomplish this, we used a raw chipboard substrate and printed on the box in dark gray and pure white. Hand drawn illustrations on the sides of the box show how the Fotostrap works with a camera. The neutral tone of the box allows multiple product colors to pop through the die-cut window, giving each style it’s own unique personality while showcasing the color and style. The die-cut window is left open, without acetate, so the quality canvas and leather strap material can be easily touched."

One of our favorite aspects of the design is the hand drawn illustration of the Fotostrap.

Purchase for good. The story of how the camera strap gives back to Fotolanthropy is defined, making this handsome box also a great gift.

Shop at www.fotostrap.com to learn more about the camera strap that gives back. For retail inquiries, please email support@fotostrap.com

The James Genuine Leather Fotostrap was the first Fotostrap designed. Designers, Norris and Moore dreamt of a luxurious and all leather camera strap to compliment their cameras and style. Selecting the type and color of the leather was an extensive process as they did not want to settle for a faux leather and they wanted to ensure the leather was durable and had the strength to hold camera bodies. They selected a veg leather, which is one of the most durable leathers offered allowing for durability, strength and high quality. They then selected a gorgeous chestnut color, that perfectly compliments the Fotostrap's 12 additional colors.
Norris says of the James, "My favorite of the Fotostraps to wear is the James. The James started the Fotostrap and the name is a reminder to me each day of how this giving- based movement of Fotostrap and Fotolanthropy began. The James was named to honor the first Fotolanthropy story click to learn more

Leather only gets better with time! The veg leather will not stretch but it will get softer and feel more luxurious....nothing like a fine genuine leather!
Leather instantly dresses up an outfit and goes with almost everything!

Jeans - any shade
White T's
Plaids
Button Up's
Fitted Blazer
A fab leather heal
Cardigan
Looking fashionable sporting your James Fotostrap? Share your pics with us on instagram #fotostra
We wanted to thank each of you that have purchased a Fotostrap! Our favorite part about the Fotostrap is that it gives back to the non profit Fotolanthropy, that captures and shares inspiring true stories with photography and film. Here is the latest film trailer from Fotolanthropy of the inspiring true story they are working on of SSG Travis Mills, who tragically lost both arms and legs after being hit by an IED in Afghanistan. Incredibly inspiring story!
Thank you for making a difference with your purchase! It is because of your support of the Fotostrap that we can help give the gift of memories to inspiring families. Grab your kleenex..
Fotolanthropy: "Travis - a soldier's story" Trailer - April 10 Release from Fotolanthropy on Vimeo.
Fotostrap is honored to have the "Travis" Fotostrap, named in honor of this brave soldier that is inspiring so many. Proceeds of the Travis Fotostrap go directly towards the making of the film.