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Men or women's Walnut Bridle leather belt With Double Hole And Old Brass Finish Roller Buckle. This leather belt is strong and long lasting, with enough oils to withstand the weather. It has a smooth, waxy finish and deep, consistent color. Perfect for dress, work, or casual. This belt has 1/4" Chicago screw posts for easy buckle changing as well as durability.
Bridle Vegetable tanned Firm rich-colored leather with enough oils to withstand weather. Beautiful, great feeling leather, made from heavy native steer hides and drum dyed for deep, consistent colors with waxes and tallows. Hot stuffed with just the right amount of "spew" on the grain and flesh to have that English feel. - Veg Tanned-Ancient method of creating durable, heavy weight leather with a lot of body
- Pit-Drum Tanning-for strong, firm, tight grain
- Hand Worked-For uniform even color
- Note-The grain of each belt may vary, depending on hide selection and the natural characteristics of each hide
- Important sizing INFO must read
When buying a belt, it is important to select the correct size based upon an accurate measurement. Your belt size is not the same as your pant or waist size; because your belt goes around you and your pants, your tucked in shirt, and your underwear, your belt size is usually 1 or 2 inches larger than you pant or waist size. The leading manufacturers of quality belts share the same standard for measuring and labeling belt sizes. This measure is based upon the length of the belt strap only, and does not include the buckle. Most belts are normally measured from where the belt leather folds at the buckle end to the middle hole at the tip end and are usually stamped on the back of the belt with the size example 32, 34, 36 etc. Many women's belts are marked with a letter such as XS, S, M, L, or XL in general, those sizes would be: Womens Size Scale XS = 24" - 26" S = 28" - 30" M = 32" - 34" L= 36" - 38" XL = 38" - 40". For most belts you would want to choose your belt approximately 2" larger than your waist measurement, of course we would suggest that you measure your waist at the level where you would wear your belt. The best general rule of thumb is that you should buy your belt 2" larger than your waist - pants size, but you should never hesitate to ask questions when in doubt.
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