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Top-grain cowhide
Double-prong buckle
Double-hole adjustment
Sizes 32-44
Free shipping

More hold. More presence. Still easy to wear.

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A stronger finish for denim and workwear

The double-prong buckle gives the belt a grounded, rugged look without adding unnecessary decoration.

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Double-prong security

Two prongs engage two rows of holes for a balanced closure that feels secure through daily movement.

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AGES WITH WEAR

Distressed from day one, better over time

The textured finish gains deeper tone, softer flex points, and a patina shaped by regular wear.

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MADE BY HAND

From leather strap to everyday belt

See the cutting, edging, hardware fitting, and finishing behind a belt made for daily wear.

A belt for heavier casual outfits

Best with denim, boots, workwear, and relaxed trousers with standard casual belt loops.

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Double-prong closure

Two prongs keep the buckle balanced and visually substantial.

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Double-hole fit

Paired adjustment holes complete the secure two-point closure.

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Distressed surface

Texture and variation give the leather a worn-in character.

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Seven measured sizes

Sizes 32-44. Measure first and size up between sizes.

One solid leather strap
Measure before ordering
Made to gain character

Questions before you buy

Sizing, construction, and everyday wear.

How do I choose my belt size?

Measure from the belt fold to the holes you use most. If between sizes, choose the larger size.

BELT ALTERATION GUIDE

How to Shorten Your Belt at Home

Every belt includes a complimentary hole punch for easy length adjustment. Remove the buckle, trim the strap from the buckle end, punch new mounting holes, then refit and tighten.

  1. Screwdriver loosening the fasteners at the leather belt buckle end

    Loosen the screws

    Unscrew the fasteners at the buckle end.

  2. Detached leather belt buckle assembly and fastening screws

    Remove the buckle

    Separate the buckle assembly from the strap.

  3. Scissors trimming excess length from the buckle end of a leather belt

    Measure and trim

    Mark the excess, then cut from the buckle end.

  4. Included hole punch creating a new mounting hole in a leather belt

    Punch new holes

    Use the included punch to recreate the mounting holes.

  5. Leather belt buckle reattached after shortening the strap

    Refit and tighten

    Reattach the buckle and tighten the screws securely.

Measure twice, trim once. This adjustment can shorten the belt, but cannot make it longer.