Black Calf Leather Belt | Silver Buckle
- £135
- Silver coated brass buckle (no nickel)
- Belt width: 3.5cm
- Handcrafted in England
We recommend you choose a belt at least two inches larger than your normal trouser waist measurement
These statistics are gathered from customer reviews and returns data.
For more information about size & fit visit our Fitting Guide
We recommend you choose a belt two inches larger than your normal trouser waist measurement
For Example: Trouser Size 34" - you would need a 36" Belt
The length is taken from the buckle to the middle hole
Belt width: 3.5cm
Our belts are made using the same material as the upper leather of our shoes, giving a near perfect matching look. We achieve this by cutting the leather skin in our Northamptonshire factory, finishing the leather as we would a pair of shoes, before handing them to our bespoke belt manufacturer.
Our belts include a fabric drawstring bag. This bag serves as a practical storage solution, allowing you to keep the belt safe and protected when it is not in use. A gift box is also included adding an extra touch of elegance and makes our belts an ideal gift for any occasion.
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