UPC 609132510595

• Orion Leather men's 1 1/2" plain work or casual belt. This would be a great choice to carry a gun holster or tool belt.
• Full grain hot dipped Harness leather. Heavily waxed leather, with a very pronuonced pull-up effect; heavy duty and virtually water resistant
• Stainless steel roller buckle and government black button snaps, all completely nickel-free
• One-piece, solid leather construction. The highest quality and incredible durability.
• Hand crafted in USA. Every belt is individually made to order by experienced leather craftsmen.

Men's 1 1/2 inch Orion Leather rustic hot dipped harness leather belt. This leather belt is created from hot dipped harness hide. Harness leather is very well known because of its durability. It has a nice waxy feel on both the grain and flesh sides. The waxes and oils in this leather give it a very pronounced pull-up affect. When the leather is bent or pulled, the waxes re-spread over the surface, and the lighter base color of the leather comes out. This creates a unique color palette. The belt features a stainless steel roller buckle, and button snaps for easy buckle changing, all completely nickel-free. Made in America with pride. Our belt size is measured from where the leather folds around the buckle (without the length of the buckle itself) to the center hole, not to the very tip. Generally, your belt size is a size up (2 inches) from your waist size or pant size. But it is always a good idea to measure yourself, just to make sure. The best way to tell your correct size is by measuring an existing belt. Take a belt that fits you well, and measure it from where the leather folds around the buckle to the hole you are currently using. That would be your exact size. Another way of telling your correct size is by measuring your waist line. Using a flexible tape measure, measure around your waist where you would normally where your belt. Be sure to measure over your clothes, since that is how you will wear your belt. That measurement is the exact size you need to order. Remember, ideally, you would want your belt to fit in the center hole, so if your measurement does not come up to an exact number, round up to the closest available size.