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Glam drop series with HT City | Let your phone tag along this Navratri season with phone slings and charms

In part six of our Navratri shopping series, we show you how to go hands-free and still keep your phone secure with slings that amp up your garba night look.

Published on: Oct 8, 2026, 08:30:24 IST
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In the sixth instalment of our ongoing Navratri shopping series, its time for the accessory for our most important friend: phones!

From cowrie and thread-wrapped phone slings to charmed lanyards, here's where to keep your phone during high-energy garba-dandiya nights.
From cowrie and thread-wrapped phone slings to charmed lanyards, here's where to keep your phone during high-energy garba-dandiya nights.

We spotlight hands-free mobile slings and charm-laden chains that secure phones, stash cash and complement your look without cramping your moves.

“Our Navratri mobile sling bag was created for a hands-free celebration with no more ‘mera phone pakadna’ moments,” shares Karishma Jain, founder, A Bag Saga (@a_bag_saga).

“Handmade and available in several colours to complement different outfits, it combines a pouch for keeping cash secure with a sling that holds your phone safely. The bags are priced between ₹1,250 and ₹1,300,” she adds.

“What started as a simple Pinterest-inspired phone chain soon turned into Navratri-coded slings with shells, silver coins, ghunghroos and tassels ( ₹350 onwards),” shares Kajal Suthar, owner of The Mac Things (@themacthings). She adds, “Slings with lettered beads that spell out customers' names are also in trend, and we have sold over 2,000 pieces by now.”

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