https://community.qvc.com/t5/Shoes/Handbag-Shoulder-Straps/m-p/351992#M10688 <P>I have noticed that a lot of designers are starting to have shoulder straps that are nonadjustable, this isn't a good thing many women are 5"2 to 5"5 and these long straps that you can't shorten make us have to pass on the bag. Bags cost too much to have to go have fixed!</P> <P>The trend to make the shoulder strap connect on opposite sides is another one that needs to stop! The bag feels unbalanced with the two sided connection. I don't know anyone that carries their handbag by the small handles.</P> <P>Designers should consider the shoulder strap one of the MOST important parts of the design, after all what good is a bag if they are too short, too long, or don't attache properly?</P> <P>Any other suggestion are welcome.</P> Sun, 25 Aug 2013 15:59:06 GMT goldreich27 2013-08-25T15:59:06Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Shoes/Handbag-Shoulder-Straps/m-p/351992#M10688 <P>I have noticed that a lot of designers are starting to have shoulder straps that are nonadjustable, this isn't a good thing many women are 5"2 to 5"5 and these long straps that you can't shorten make us have to pass on the bag. Bags cost too much to have to go have fixed!</P> <P>The trend to make the shoulder strap connect on opposite sides is another one that needs to stop! The bag feels unbalanced with the two sided connection. I don't know anyone that carries their handbag by the small handles.</P> <P>Designers should consider the shoulder strap one of the MOST important parts of the design, after all what good is a bag if they are too short, too long, or don't attache properly?</P> <P>Any other suggestion are welcome.</P> Sun, 25 Aug 2013 15:59:06 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Shoes/Handbag-Shoulder-Straps/m-p/351992#M10688 goldreich27 2013-08-25T15:59:06Z