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Find straps for your watch
Choose your brand to see compatible straps.
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Materials & safety
What our straps are made of and what that means for your skin.
Yes, all straps from our house brands (Strap-it, Bandz, BALR, and xoxo Wildhearts) are PFAS-free. For products from other brands, if you have specific allergy concerns, we recommend contacting us before placing your order.
The titanium components of our titanium straps are nickel-free. However, the buckle may still cause a reaction in individuals with sensitive nickel allergies. This also applies to straps made from other materials, such as silicone, leather, or nylon, when they include a metal buckle.
Different materials offer different benefits depending on your lifestyle, preferences, and occasions. Explore our material comparison guide to see the pros, cons, and recommended use cases for each material.
Size & fit
Finding the right strap and size for your watch and wrist.
Compatibility depends on your watch model and case size. Use our compatibility guide to find the correct strap for your watch.
To ensure the best fit, we recommend measuring your wrist circumference before placing an order. Follow our step-by-step wrist measurement guide.
Water resistance varies by material. Silicone and stainless steel straps generally handle contact with water well, while leather and fabric straps are best kept dry to protect their finish. Check the care notes on the product page for your specific strap.
Care
Keeping your strap clean and adjusted for the perfect fit.
- Silicone & stainless steel: wipe with a soft, damp cloth and dry thoroughly.
- Leather: wipe gently with a dry cloth; avoid soaking and harsh cleaners.
- Fabric & nylon: spot-clean with a little mild soap and lukewarm water, then air-dry.
Metal link straps can be shortened by removing links with the right tool. Follow our step-by-step adjusting guide to get the perfect fit at home.
