Made in England Western Style Buckle in solid Brass with Brown

Beautifully hand made jean belts for men and women made with 4 mm thick British tanned bridle leather. Choose from handcrafted buckles sand cast in England in solid brass or silver plated on solid brass. Personalise with initials for free.

This Western Style belt is made from full substance 4mm British deep brown bridle leather with white contrast stitching. The Croc pattern buckle is solid brass. 

(This buckle is also available in silver plate on solid brass and fine English sterling silver).

Dimensions: 32mm wide strap.  Oval buckle 7cm wide x 5cm Depth

Weight of buckle: 80grms

The Edge Dye & Stitch collection is made from 3.8mm thick full grain British leather with contrast stitching thread. 

Dimensions: 40mm wide strap. 3.8mm thick leather.

The Edge Dye & Stitch collection is made from 3.8mm thick full grain British leather with contrast stitching thread. 

Dimensions: 40mm wide strap. 3.8mm thick leather.

The Classic belts are 4 mm thick premium bridle British leather. Hand cut with traditional tools and sewn with Derry / Londonderry Irish Linen thread. The buckles are made in Britain and are sand cast solid brass, copper and nickel with steel pin.

Dimensions: 40 mm wide strap in 4 mm thick leather. 

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Made in England Western Style Buckle in solid Brass with Brown Bridle Leather Belt Strap – Sam Brown London

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*IMPORTANT* Please read our Belt Size Guide prior to ordering to ensure the perfect fit., Features:, Handmade in Eumundi, Australia, Sanded, Bevelled

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