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The trouser strap for cyclists.

139 DKK per strap Pair 249 DKK

Choose your strap

Unisex · Handmade in Denmark

Colourways
Colourways

Choose your strap.

One product, eight colourways, designed to work with everyday clothes.
Sold per strap: one strap covers one leg.

ClickTap any strap for a closer look

Matte Black

Sleek, understated and always right. Matte black that blends into any outfit and lets your clothes do the talking.

Royal Blue

Bold, classic and full of life. A striking royal blue that repels water and grime, so you arrive as fresh as you left.

Reflective Gray

Cool, calm and quietly clever. Soft reflective gray that catches the light, keeping you seen on darker evening rides.

Indigo Denim

Rugged, familiar and made to be worn. Washed indigo denim, cut a little larger to sit comfortably over jeans.

Mustard

Warm, golden and quietly confident. Sunny mustard that brightens grey mornings and pairs with almost anything.

Coral Red

Vivid, warm and full of spirit. Coral red adds a flash of colour to every ride, from morning commute to dinner.

Vichy Blue

Light, playful and timeless. Classic blue gingham with an easy summer feel that carries you through every season.

Army Green

Grounded, calm and endlessly wearable. Muted army green that sits naturally with workwear and earthy tones.

How it works

Three steps to clean trousers.

Soft, unisex and on in seconds. It looks like part of your outfit, not a piece of cycling gear.

  1. 01 Wrap Wrap the strap around your trouser leg, just above the ankle. It gathers the loose hem into one neat fold.
  2. 02 Clip Click the buckle shut so it sits snug. Your hem is now held against your leg, away from the chain.
  3. 03 Ride Ride as usual. Nothing flaps near the chain, so no grease reaches your hem and you arrive looking sharp.
Two of the Pants Protector founders taking a selfie on a Copenhagen street, holding up straps
Our story

It started with a ruined pair of trousers.

When Marte moved to Denmark, she did what everyone here does: she got on a bike. Before long her trousers were paying for it, one greasy hem at a time.

Together with Julian and Elina, she set out to make something that protects your clothes and actually looks good with them. Dress for where you're going, not the ride.

Every strap is sewn by hand at a social sewing workshop in Denmark.

Ready for your next ride?

Pick the colourway that suits your wardrobe and take it for a spin.

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