Get’m Get’m Straps proudly announces the return of the Indochine guitar and bass strap, first created for Prince, later worn by Johnny Depp of the hard-rock supergroup Hollywood Vampires, and by Daiki Tsuneta, the guitarist, vocalist, and producer behind Japan’s chart-topping rock band King Gnu.

Following overwhelming fan demand and a successful Indiegogo campaign, the Indochine returns as a limited Collector’s Edition, complete with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Each strap is handcrafted from rich purple or classic black velvet, fitted with toxin-free brass hardware, and built with our multi-layer reinforced construction technique. 

The 7/8oz Latigo leather tips — a thick, premium leather known for its strength and resistance — feature our signature design, developed and refined over nearly three decades to deliver exceptional grip and long-term security for instruments on stage and in the studio.

While the first version was produced using a drip painting technique, this reissue embraces gold and red embroidery, a modern, sustainable choice that eliminates the use of toxic paints and delivers far greater durability. 

The result is a luxurious reinterpretation that honors the spirit of the original while meeting today’s higher standards for quality, safety, and longevity.

“Fans asked for it, and we listened,” said Virginia Castro, founder and designer of Get’m Get’m Straps. “The Indochine was always more than a strap; it’s a piece of music history. Bringing it back as a Collector’s Edition felt like the right way to honor its legacy while giving new artists a chance to carry that story forward.”

The Indochine Collector’s Edition is available worldwide at

About Get’m Get’m Straps

Founded in Los Angeles in 1999 by designer and entrepreneur Virginia “V” Castro, Get’m Get’m is a Latina-owned, woman-ledbrand creating high-end, handmade guitar and bass straps for musicians who dare to be seen. 

Known for its fearless aesthetic and uncompromising craftsmanship, Get’m Get’m has become a favorite among global artists including Prince, Johnny Depp (Hollywood Vampires), B.B. King, Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stones), Andrew Watt (multi-Grammy producer), Shavo Odadjian (System of a Down), Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Kiki Wong (Smashing Pumpkins), and many others.

A portion of every sale supports animal rescues and charitable causes — because looking good and doing good belong on the same stage.

Strap it on. Stand out. Get’m Get’m.