Floral Print – Chestnut – Mens

Description

In this series we wanted a belt that would cross over from a traditional western carve print to the ability to wear with a modern dress code to a Hawaiian shirt  The floral print series is made using leather from two different countries. Like our Designer print series we have used Italian vegetable tanned leather pre embossed and pre-dyed on the top half.  We then have added our American Oak tanned leather on the bottom. When you think Italy you think quality Shoes, Purses and Designer Belts. The designer belts are nice but lack the strength we can add to a belt. We purchase the pre-printed unfinished product and complete it our way. As in all our belts we laminate the front and back together using Our industry standard High-end glue. Once this is cured, the edges are ground and burnished to a beautiful show finish. Then using our 277 ”Nybond” (nylon Bonded ) UV rated Thread we complete a distinctive show stitch on the borders edge for all to see and admire. Making this interesting; if you order it with white thread it becomes a vibrant like a western belt. Order it in Black stitch and it is now a very subtle work of art to enjoy. As in all our belts the “Nybond” is the same thread that is used in the Saddle industry so longevity Is to be expected! On the buckle end of the belt we use a designer piece of leather to secure the removable buckle and add an elegant flavor to the belt. Once completed we do a final luster finish to keep the belt looking new for years to com.

How to Measure

First, we would like your pant size then we would like you to use a tape measure and pull it through your pant loops and give us that measurement as well. Please remove current belt for measurement.

Additional information: Bob wears a size 34 pant. When taking his current belt off and running a tape measure through his pant loops, pulling the tape together lightly he measures 38”. “Men’s pant sizes are just that, they are a size number and not a true taped measure. Men, please follow the picture on how to do a tapped measure. You can use a cloth tape or carpenters’ tape to measure.  Never pull the tape measure tight just sung it lightly.