Levy's

In 1973 Dennis Levy decided to accept a set of leather-working tools instead of cash as payment for an odd job. To his surprise, Dennis developed a love of leather-working. Inspired by the musical passion of his brother, lifelong guitarist Harvey Levy, he began creating guitar straps as his brother took to the road to build a network of vendors. Within a few years, Dennis and his wife Cheryl had invested their life savings and formed Levy’s Leathers Ltd. And so a seemingly small decision led to bigger ones, sparking an enduring legacy.
Levy's straps are made using the highest quality leather with different finishing processes (tanning, vegetable-tan, chrome-tan): genuine, garment, suede, nubuck. There are two other types of leathers that manufacturers use: finished splits and bonded leather. Levy’s does not use these leathers.
All Levy's straps are manufactured in factories in Canada and the USA using modern and precise equipment. At the same time, many leather operations are performed in the traditional way by hand.
In addition to leather straps, Levy's brand produces straps from other materials (nylon, polypropylene, jacquard fabric) with various prints and different colors. Lutner's catalog contains a wide range of Levy's products for electric guitars, bass guitars, as well as classical guitars and ukuleles.