leather dress belt The TARHEEL-Original dress belt-1.25 – M & W Leather
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leather dress belt

leather dress belt The TARHEEL-Original dress belt-1.25 – M & W Leather

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leather dress belt The TARHEEL-Original dress belt-1.25 – M & W LeatherThe Tarheel A Dress Belt that is' REAL' leather A favorite to many looking a more narrow width belt for those pants that need it! Our original vegetable tanned, full grain leather belt, which is a tribute to our home state of North Carolina! A classic dress belt going strong for 40 years. From work to church this belt is cut narrow for that perfect fit in those dress pants. This leather belt will adjust to your environment and become a part of your

The Tarheel

A Dress Belt that is' REAL'  leather

A favorite to many looking a more narrow width belt for those pants that need it!  Our original vegetable-tanned, full-grain leather belt, which is a tribute to our home state of North Carolina!  A classic dress belt going strong for 40 years.  From work to church this belt is cut narrow for that perfect fit in those dress pants.   This leather belt will adjust to your environment and become a part of your everyday routine and be the soft quality leather belt that will endure many years of wear and tear.

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HAND-MADE with detail, from our hands to yours

MATERIALS-Full-Grain Vegetable-Tanned Steer Leather, 9-10oz

THICKNESS-4MM

WIDTH-1.25" *more narrow than the standard 1.5" 

COLOR OPTIONS-light brown-dark brown-black

HARDWARE-Chicago screws so buckles can be interchanged

SIZE-Size 30-48 offered.  If a custom size is needed please message.  

PERSONALIZATION-Yes, we put initials on the tip of belt. If preferred, please leave info in the notes upon checking out.

BUCKLE OPTIONS-Heel-Style -

If a specific color is preferred, leave in notes your preference or belt will come with buckle that is shown on sample photos.

SPECIAL MESSAGE-If you would like to add a special message to the inside of your belt click here.

SIZING-To find the perfect belt size, see PHOTO for instructional diagram and HELPFUL TIPS below.

    HELPFUL TIPS- Sizing-See photo of belt diagram. Please note that our belts are sized from the leather fold to the center hole, they are NOT sized to the end of the leather tip. We put 7 holes in our belts which allows 3 holes on each side of the center hole.

    MEASURE YOUR EVERYDAY BELT-from the base of the buckle to the hole most used. This measurement will be YOUR BELT SIZE!

    Don't have a belt to measure?--- add 2" to the pants size and this is your belt size. (Ex. size 34 pants will need a 36 belt)

    Unsure of what size to purchase? Please send us a message and we will be happy to assist!

    NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ON PERSONALIZED ITEMS

    EXCHANGE FEE- it is your responsibility to order the correct size. If a buyer orders the wrong size belt and would like to exchange it for the correct size, it will be the responsibility of buyer to return product and purchase the exchange fee. All of our belts are custom made per order, therefore we do ask for the exchange fee to cover production and shipping cost of new belt.

    RETURN FEE-If an item is returned it will be subject to a restocking fee decided upon M and W Leather and the item cost that was returned.  This will be taken out of any refund to be given.  The item shipped back should be in the exact condition it was shipped.   

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