I tried the Apple Crossbody Strap. It’s convenient, but the phone looks silly when the strap is removed

Apple introduced its first iPhone Crossbody Strap alongside a recent product launch, priced at $59. The strap allows users to wear their iPhone like a small shoulder bag, with the strap crossing diagonally over the body. Made from recycled PET yarns, the strap is heavier and more durable than typical fabric straps and features embedded flexible magnets to keep the overlapping straps aligned and sleek. It is adjustable from 42.5 to 81.9 inches, accommodating various body sizes, and has a unisex design that avoids the jewelry-like appearance of many existing phone straps. The accessory is convenient for travel, outdoor activities, or professions requiring frequent phone use. However, the reviewer noted some drawbacks. The strap can cause discomfort by rubbing against the neck or shoulder, especially when the phone swings and taps the leg during movement. This issue might be exacerbated when wearing off-the-shoulder clothing. The most significant aesthetic downside is how the phone looks once the strap is removed: thin cords and metal