Fabric straps are comfortable and wick away moisture, but they retain moisture and are not very formal. Silicone straps are durable and waterproof, but they trap sweat. My skin is sensitive and I have to wash off the silicone straps and let my wrist breathe sometimes if I don't want rashes. Leather, on the other hand, is durable. It's comfortable to wear and breathable, and it will mold to your skin. In my opinion, it is much more stylish and professional looking than fabric or silicone.
Bluebonnet is a small Texas-based company that makes Apple Watch straps from full-grain calfskin leather. I was very impressed by the thickness of the leather and the build quality of the Apple Watch inserts and buckles (whether the metal parts are silver or stainless steel depends on the color of the band). It fits my 41-mm Series 7 perfectly. But if you have smaller wrists, you'll probably need to drill an extra hole or two in the band. Avoid the temptation to use a knife – get either a leather hole punch Or take it to a shop.
★ Optional: If You're a Baller, Apple Has It Own Ownership Hermès Collaboration Which I don't have. However, I've played with the Single Tour Band for Apple Watch at Apple events and they're beautiful and turn your Series 10 into a dress watch, if you're the kind of person who cares about watch etiquette.
Quince is a direct-to-consumer business that aims to provide luxury essentials at affordable prices. leather on it Apple Watch Strap ($30) Is stiff and thin, the color isn't as vibrant, and the hardware is weird – I'm not sure why there's an extra loop at the top of the buckle. However, it comes in two different sizes, and the smaller size fits my Watch SE well. If you want a cheaper option, this will work for you.