Belts
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Nice- is the buckle military as well?
Yep, to my understanding, it's an Italian Military dress belt – but it has sort of a rugged, free-spirited look to it. It reminds me of the old US Cavalry belts.Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk
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Two year old Don't mourn, organize belt.
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Awesome boss!
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Mr. Sheepdog….who made the belt on the bottom...lovely buckle and belt
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Mr. Sheepdog….who made the belt on the bottom...lovely buckle and belt
Thanks,
Christine, of Berrie Leather on Etsy, made it for me. It's made from English bridle leather (just under 2.00-inch wide). The solid brass Chatham buckle came from an old saddlery shop that went out of business.Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk
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I just picked up a nice rugged leather belt to wear with denim jeans – "PM Leather's 1.5-inch wide Hobble Belt:"
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Umm…^ NSFW! [emoji50]
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Handcrafted belt - 2" wide, English Oak Bark bridle leather & nickeled-brass roller buckle.Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk
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TLF
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Cause + Effect Stealth Belt:
Top dyed black leather with a painted, hand-forged brass buckle. Much lighter than my other belts, but a nice change of pace.
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New 12oz Harness Belt by Don't Mourn Organize
After one week of wear and oiling with sedgwick leatherfeed
Will post more updates when the color changes significantly next few months. Trying to get it evolve into bright orange caramel patina instead of dark brown.
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New 12oz Harness Belt by Don't Mourn Organize
After one week of wear and oiling with sedgwick leatherfeed
Will post more updates when the color changes significantly next few months. Trying to get it evolve into bright orange caramel patina instead of dark brown.
Nice belt sir! Sunlight & general use will help the patina process. You can also treat it with a few coats of virgin olive oil (old saddlery shop trick). I did this with my wallet and it worked wonderfully. I'll see if I can find before/now pics…
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Any recommendations for places to get a natural leather belt in the U.K. / Europe. Don't want to spend a fortune. Cheers
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Any recommendations for places to get a natural leather belt in the U.K. / Europe. Don't want to spend a fortune. Cheers
Check out hubb_leather on Instagram. He's in Manchester and does custom orders. Tidy work at a reasonable price.
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@spitfiredealer, I like Tender's belts, but they're about twice the price of the Rivet and Hide ones. The Tender Stores and Trestle Shop are good places to start. I particularly like this two tone model.
You can sometimes find them on sale, but I don't know who stocks Tender in the UK these days.
Equus Leather make really leathergoods. I've got a couple of belts off them as Christmas presents for my father.
They have a natural belt, made from Bakers of Colyton leather, which is the last Oak bark tannery in Britain. Prices start at £84, but go up depending on what options you select.
If you keep an eye on their Facebook page, there are often discount codes. There's also a belt sale section on their website.
A few people have suggested Terry Dear on other forums. I haven't seen his wares in person, though.
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Cause + Effect Stealth Belt:
Top dyed black leather with a painted, hand-forged brass buckle. Much lighter than my other belts, but a nice change of pace.
Nice belt @Anesthetist. Why do I always end up coveting your stuff?
I've seen Cause and Effect's wares around, and Lodge Goods have a few on sale at present. I particularly like the painted designs.
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Any recommendations for places to get a natural leather belt in the U.K. / Europe. Don't want to spend a fortune. Cheers
Don't feel you need to get sucked into paying a lot for a belt, mate. One of my best friends is a leather worker in the film industry and he could make some of the belts I see on this thread in about thirty minutes. I've made a few myself and we are constantly staggered at what people will pay for a strip of hide and a buckle that has zero tooling or stitching.
