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Carrier shoulder strap

A carrier shoulder strap is a length of fabric or other flexible material (such as leather, vinyl, rubber), used to suspend an item, often of some weight, from the shoulder(s). The strap may be worn slung over one shoulder or across the body. In the interest of comfort, they often have some manner of padding near the middle, where the strap rests directly against the shoulder or neck. Such items include purses, guitars, rifles, etc. In the case of rifles and other such weaponry, the shoulder strap is usually referred to as a sling. Shoulder straps may also be used in pairs on such items as a backpack or a baby carrier; the straps are worn one over each shoulder, and the item so carried is centred on the back or chest.

The use of such straps frees the hands for other use.

Shirt shoulder strap

Main article: Epaulette

A shirt shoulder strap or passant is a length of fabric on a shirt, blouse, or jacket, running along the length of the shoulder. It is usually stitched into the shoulder seam and fastened with a button, snap fastener, or hook fastener near the collar. They are usually found on military or military-style civilian uniforms (such as park rangers or Boy Scouts), and are used to attach epaulettes, brassards, lanyards, slip-ons, or other insignia to the uniform. Shoulder pads are also used for this purpose.

Dress shoulder strap

A dress shoulder strap on an apron

Camisole

A typical pre-prom gathering, with various shoulder strap styles

Bridesmaid dress with spaghetti straps

Monica Bellucci wearing a sheath dress

A woman wearing a halter top

Dress shoulder straps are a length of fabric, usually in pairs, used to support clothing, especially women's clothing, such as a dress, camisole, apron or brassiere. Shoulder straps such as these are usually made of the same material as the garment, and may be quite flimsy, as they are normally not expected to support much weight.

The shoulder straps on some dresses may be very thin, in which case they may be called a spaghetti strap (also called "noodle strap"). These are common in clothing such as camisoles, cocktail dresses, and evening gowns.

Some institutions ban spaghetti strap dresses and other bare-shouldered garments on grounds of modesty.

See also

Tank top

Notes and references

^ Fellowship Baptist Church - Dress Code

^ Whitford Dress Code

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My mom bought me a really expensive Baby Phat purse.. but my sister told me Baby Phat is for black people?

Im not racist or anything im just confused is it true?
Its a really nice purse but I dont want people talking about me : (

it is for black people.
but ull see different races wearing it.

buffy and her big phat purse