1" Polypro Belting & Strapping, 2 yd

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$4.89 ~~$6.89~~ In stock

Category: 106

Dritz 1" wide polypro belting is used for making straps and handles for a variety of sewing projects, such as totes and bags; it is also ideal for DIY belt making.

Easy to use with Dritz hardware (slide adjusters, swivel hooks & D-rings) for making bag straps and handles
100% Polypropylene
Machine Wash, Cold Water, Drip Dry
This package contains a 1" wide & 2-yards long polypro belting

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★ Oct 22, 2026

I was pleasantly surprised by how cleanly this polypro belting cuts without fraying — made sewing the handles onto my tote bag much less frustrating. The 1-inch width worked perfectly with my slider hardware, and the material feels sturdy enough to hold up to heavy use.

Stella L. ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

Used it to make a sturdy belt for a canvas apron and was surprised how well it held its shape. The polypropylene material is stiff enough to support weight but still easy to feed through the buckle.

Hazel X. ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

Cut a piece for a tote handle and the 1-inch width sits perfectly in my Dritz slider hardware without any bunching. It's stiff enough to hold the bag's shape but still easy to sew through with a heavy needle.