Pebble Grain – Black – Womens

Description

The PG series is a Pebble grain ”Telfair soft Chrome” leather that is thick yet very soft to the feel. We then back it with our Herman Oak Vegetable tanned  leather. By backing this soft leather with the rigidity of the of the Oak tanned leather we now have a soft yet extremely strong dress belt for someone that may have to wear a suit all day. Things like cell phones concealed holsters can be worn comfortable in an all day environment. We glue the two laminates of leather together with a very high end Industry standard leather glue.

Once the glued items are cured together we then grind and burnish the edges to a mirror like finish. Following that we stitch the complete belt using our 277 “Nybond” (nylon bonded) UV rated thread. The thread is way beyond the industry standard for belts and is usually found in the Saddle making industry and gives such a nice look to the thread line on the belt. Once this is completed we add our buckle which is removable should you desire to replace it with a personal choice buckle.

As this Pebble grain material is very specialized it  comes pre dyed in two finishes: Black or Russet.

Woman, please be sure to consult the image below to find the exact place to measure on your body for belt length before ordering.

*Please be aware that your “Measure Point” is critical to your fit and that if you measure for a High Rise fit, the belt WILL NOT fit for a Medium or Low Rise fit.*

How to Measure

We would like you to use a tape measure and pull it through you pant loops and give us that measurement. Whatever pants you measure for the belt, are the pants the belt will fit. Ladies: we wear High Ride, Mid Ride and Low Ride pants. Should you measure for a pair of high ride pants the belt will be too small for a pair of low ride pants. All ladies’ belts will have a curve to them to follow the contour of your body. This is a note from Sherrie. Ladies, please follow the picture to choose your wear height and follow accordingly. You can use a cloth tape or carpenters’ tape to measure. Never pull the tape measure tight just snug it lightly.

You may ask why we put you through all this? “It’s because we want your purchase experience with us to be 100% right the First Time.”