Succulent Solo Loop
Small fits 140mm to 175mm wrists
Medium fits 155mm to 195mm wrists
Large fits 175mm to 215mm wrists
Description
Marco? Solo! Our Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch is the one you know you need in your life. With one simple (yet effective) piece of silicone, it is perfect for those who like to get straight to the point! Our Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch was created with super-soft and stretchy silicone, expanding to slide onto your wrist, then contracting to stay put! A durable, lightweight, and comfortable loopy friend!
How to change your strap
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Step 1
Place your Apple Watch face down on a surface—use a soft, flat area to prevent scratches.
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Step 2
On the back of your Apple Watch, press the buttons to release each end of the band.
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Step 3
Slide the band out of your Apple Watch.
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Step 4
Slide your new band in until you hear a "click". And there you have it!
What’s in the box
1 x Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch
Is the Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch good for Apple Watch?
The Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch is generally well-regarded among users for its comfort, sleek design, and ease of use. Its seamless, one-piece construction made from stretchable liquid silicone rubber provides a snug and secure fit without any clasps or buckles, making it both comfortable and convenient to wear. Many users appreciate its minimalist aesthetic and how it complements the sleek design of the Apple Watch. However, it's essential to consider individual preferences and needs; some users may find that the lack of adjustability in the Solo Loop means it doesn't fit as precisely as bands with traditional buckle or clasp mechanisms. Overall, if you prioritise comfort and a modern, minimalist look, the Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch can be an excellent choice for your Apple Watch.
What is a Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch band?
The Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch is a type of Apple Watch band that features a seamless, one-piece design made from stretchable liquid silicone rubber. Unlike traditional watch bands with clasps or buckles, the Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch stretches over your wrist, providing a snug and comfortable fit without any fasteners. This design offers a minimalist and sleek look, complementing the aesthetics of the Apple Watch. The Solo Loop is available in a range of sizes to accommodate different wrist circumferences, ensuring a precise fit for each wearer. Overall, the Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch is known for its comfort, ease of use, and modern design, making it a popular choice among Apple Watch users.
What is the difference between Apple Watch Sport Band and Solo Loop?
The Apple Watch Sport Band and Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch are both popular choices, but they differ significantly in design and functionality. The Sport Band features a traditional design with a band, buckle, and pin-and-tuck closure made from fluoroelastomer, offering adjustability and durability. In contrast, the Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch has a sleek, one-piece design made from stretchable liquid silicone rubber, providing a seamless and comfortable fit without any closures. While the Sport Band allows for more adjustability, the Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch offers a modern and minimalist aesthetic. Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on individual preferences for design, comfort, and adjustability.
Does the Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch stretch over time?
The Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch is designed to be durable and maintain its shape over time, but some users may experience slight stretching with prolonged wear. Factors such as frequency of use, wrist size, and how tightly the band is worn can contribute to any stretching that may occur. While the stretchable liquid silicone rubber material used in the Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch is resilient, it's not immune to the effects of wear and tear. However, we have engineered the Succulent Solo Loop for Apple Watch to minimise stretching, and many users find that it maintains its shape well even with extended use. If stretching does occur, it's typically minimal and may not affect the overall performance or fit of the band significantly.
Love it or Swap it
Love it or Swap it allows you to return any product to us and swap it for something else within 30 days of it being received by you. If you’ve changed your mind, ordered the wrong item, need to change your size, or just don’t love it — we’ve got you!
Once your return reaches us, we will assess your product and once we’ve verified that it is unused and undamaged we will be in touch with your Store Credit or exchange!
FYI: Any shipping fees incurred across the returns process are yours to pay.
To get started, head to our Returns Portal here!
Returns & Exchanges
Ordered the wrong size or color? Changed your mind? Or noticed a manufacturing fault? We’ve got you covered! For manufacturing faults within 90 days, we’ll inspect the issue and offer a refund, replacement, or store credit. If you need an exchange, our Love it or Swap it policy lets you swap any unused item within 30 days. Just head to our Returns Portal, and if you need more help, you can always visit our Help Centre.
Help Centre
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What size is your
Apple Watch?
Take your Apple Watch off your wrist, and turn it over to the underside.
The top right of the Apple Watch displays what size your Apple Watch is in millimeters (mm).
What is your Strap Size?
Small fits 140mm to 175mm wrists
Medium fits 155mm to 195mm wrists
Large fits 175mm to 215mm wrists
To find your Strap Size, simply wrap the millimeter (mm) side of a tape measure around your wrist.
Where the tape meets the 0mm mark is your wrist size in millimeters.