Friends of the good old leather-belts!

[Sheepdog149]

Thanks, it's a custom made 2" wide belt (5mm thick oak bark tanned English bridle)

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[Pdawg]

Nice, may i ask where did you purchase it?

 

[Sheepdog149]

Nice, may i ask where did you purchase it?

Yes sir - get-a-hold of Stephen, of "YARNHIDE," via the ETSY website...Tell him you saw Rolo's 2" wide oak bark bridle belt. He's a great guy.

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[Pdawg]

Yes sir - get-a-hold of Stephen, of "YARNHIDE," via the ETSY website...Tell him you saw Rolo's 2" wide oak bark bridle belt. He's a great guy.

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Oak bark belts are super nice and break in easily. This also must be from jf bakers. And the creased edges and keeper are super nice. I mostly have 1.5" width. How do you find the 2" width?

 

[Sheepdog149]

Oak bark belts are super nice and break in easily. This also must be from jf bakers. And the creased edges and keeper are super nice. I mostly have 1.5" width. How do you find the 2" width?

Stephen is based out of Cardif, UK. I'm guessing he sources his leather from a local tannery. I wear a lot of selvedge denim jeans & boots, and thus I fancy rugged, free-spirited leather belts. 2.00-inch wide belts are my favorite.

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[Cocker]

His belts look really great, I may be tempted too if there's any way to get them at 2 inches!

Edit: Nevermind, found the 2 inches!

 

[Sheepdog149]

His belts look really great, I may be tempted too if there's any way to get them at 2 inches!

Edit: Nevermind, found the 2 inches!

You won't regret it boss!

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[Sheepdog149]

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[tnjyoung]

Here I present to you, two of my favorite belts.
Belt #1-Circa 1990, from Gap. Buckle solid brass made in England
Belt#2-Circa 1997, from Abercrombie & Fitch, double hole.

 

[Sheepdog149]

FLPD

Thedi Leathers, of Greece - 1.75-inch wide

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[Hypoxic]

My good 'ol "Honest" leather belt. It's about 10 years old now. I even use it As a strop to take burrs off sharpened knives.

 

[Dickie Teenie]

Here's a couple belts I made for my wife last week, she must be up to 20+ belts. I have a few myself. Both are Herman Oak veg tan tooling leather with Barry King stampers.

 

[Dickie Teenie]

I copied a vintage studded belt I own and patina's the brass so i wouldn't have to wait for the magic, I like the hammered look of the plain black one.

 

[Trenchfriend]

@Dickie Teenie
Really nice stuff!

 

[Dickie Teenie]

Here's a few from the legendary King Saddlery shop, Sheridan Wyoming in the Sheridan carving style.

 

[RogerT]

Hello, my first post here (I think)....I love nice leather boots, leather jackets and leather belts that are good looking because of the quality of leather and workmanship. I add that my belts must be functional because I carry concealed sometimes and saggy, wimpy belts don't work. I have two belts from http://www.zachsgunbelts.com/ that I've worn exclusively for the last ten years and just ordered another. I have one in Vinegaroon with black and royal blue stitching with double holes and one in saddle tan with single holes and black and royal blue stitching. The one I just ordered will be vinegaroon with single holes and dull white and royal blue stitching. I've had a lot of belts but now I wear Zach's belts for everything, dress, casual, hunting, carrying........I guess if they were a boot they'd be a Wesco, White or Redwing Heritage. Roger

 

[ButteMT61]

Been using this place. Isaac is great to work with. The fireman's buckles are likewise awesome and unique.
https://www.pigeontreecrafting.com/
In Los Angeles.

 

[handymike]

wow!

 

[El Marro]

This is a belt I hade made for me by Lone Tree Leather Works (wyomingbelts.com). It wasn't cheap but it is far and away the nicest belt I own.

 

[handymike]

love the buckle!