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Orion Leather Men's Full Grain Havana (dark brown) Bridle Leather Belt. 1 3/8" width tapered to 1", domed and embossed. Features golf ball conchos with antique silver finish. Soft, supple belt that is made from heavy native steer hides and drum dyed for deep, consistent colors. Hot stuffed with just the right amount of "spew" on the grain and flesh to have that English feel. This is a thick, heavy weight belt which is durable, long lasting and will get better with age.The leather has been treated with Fiebing's Leather Sheen to give it a shiny, glossy finish. The belt features a 3 piece buckle set and Chicago screw posts for easy buckle changing. Made in America with pride.
Sizing Instructions
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 size.
For most belts you would want to choose your belt approximately 2" larger than your pant size. Of course we would suggest that you measure your size,
to ensure you order the correct one. There are 2 ways to measure your belt size correctly.
Method 1. Measuring an existing belt.
The easiest and most accurate way to determine your correct belt size is by measuring an existing belt. Take a belt that you own, one that its you well. Measure the belt as shown in the picture below. Start from where the material folds around the buckle (not including the length of the buckle itself), and measure to the hole you use the most. That is exactly the size you need to order.
Method 2. Measuring yourself.
Another way to determine your belt size, is to measure yourself. Take a flexible tape measure, and wrap it around your waist. There is one rule you need to follow: wrap the tape measure exactly as you would a belt; over your clothes and in exactly the spot your belt loops are. Again, the measurement you come up with is exactly the size you need to order.
If you have any questions, or are still unsure of your belt size, don't hesitate to contact us.
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