1.5"(38mm) Black Full Grain Leather Belt Handmade in Canada by Zelikovitz Size 26-46 zeliTOOLS 5" w(38mm) Available waist sizes:

Name: 1.5"(38mm) Black Full Grain Leather Belt Handmade in Canada by Zelikovitz Size 26-46 zeliTOOLS 5" w(38mm) Available waist sizes:
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64632933141
Price: 34.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4428 (15 reviews)

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1.5"(38mm) Black Full Grain Leather Belt Handmade in Canada by Zelikovitz Size 26 46 zeliTOOLS 5" w(38mm) Available waist sizes: 5" w(38mm) Available waist sizes: 26" up to 46" Color: Mahogany The measurement for the belt is taken from the buckle end (not including the buckle) to the 3rd of the 5 holes strongest and most durable layer of the hide This outer layer will show natural scars and hair cell patterns if left as uncorrected natural grain Full Grain Solid Leather Belt We make these belts with the finest 8 9 ounce leather hides

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