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Belt Cable Zebra
USB-A to Lightning
1.2 m

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Belt Cable Zebra <br> USB-A to Lightning <br> 1.2 mCharge smart and neat. The Belt Cable comes wrapped up and secured with an integrated leather belt to make tangled cables a thing of the past. With a reinforced construction, it's stronger and more durable than ever. Simply wrap up your cable with the attached leather belt to stay organized, never compromising style. Slide the belt anywhere along the cable for versatile carry. Upgraded construction of the Belt Cable features a reinforced structure

Charge smart and neat. The Belt Cable comes wrapped up and secured with an integrated leather belt to make tangled cables a thing of the past. With a reinforced construction, it's stronger and more durable than ever.

Simply wrap up your cable with the attached leather belt to stay organized, never compromising style. Slide the belt anywhere along the cable for versatile carry.

Upgraded construction of the Belt Cable features a reinforced structure that’s stronger and more durable than ever. Crafted from durable nylon braiding and DuPont™ Kevlar® fiber. Reinforced from the inside out and resistant to wear and tear.

  • For iPhones, iPads & AirPods
  • Stay tangle-free with the genuine leather strap
  • 4ft length for effortless on-the-go carry
  • Reinforced nylon braiding withstands wear & tear
  • Choose quality – Apple MFi certified

    About the Brand

    Native Union was born out of a shared passion for good design and well-made products, offering a stylish alternative for the modern individual. By combining the finest materials, functional design, and considered details, Native Union creates products with personality, that enhance the way you live with your tech.

    Product Details

    Product type: Charging cable

    Materials: 
    Made of nylon, TPE, leather, and steel.
    Color: Zebra (Click here to see the Belt Cable collection)
    Cable length: 1.2 m
    Weight: 0.03 kg
    Compatibility: 
    Compatible with USB- A port, and All Apple Lightning devices.

    Packaging dimensions: (W 6.5 x D 3 x H 19.7) cm
    Connector type:

    USB-A LIGHTNING


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