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brown belt for dress Hanks USA Made Women's Leather 1.25" Premium Embossed BeltFashion meets durability with the Hanks Floral Belt for Women. Made from solid full grain North American steer hides, this belt will adorn your waist for decades to come. The beautiful embossed floral design sets this belt apart from the plain jane belts. Just enough flair without being gaudy. Rugged and tough and backed with our 100 year warranty, buy this belt with confidence! USA Made 13 oz. Leather Solid 1 piece of full grain vegetable tanned

 

Fashion meets durability with the Hanks Floral Belt for Women. Made from solid full-grain North American steer hides, this belt will adorn your waist for decades to come.

The beautiful embossed floral design sets this belt apart from the plain jane belts. Just enough flair without being gaudy.

Rugged and tough and backed with our 100-year warranty, buy this belt with confidence!

  • USA Made
  • 13 oz. Leather
  • Solid 1 piece of full grain vegetable tanned leather
  • Antique nickel buckle
  • Chicago screw construction for easy buckle swaps
  • 1.25" width for easy fit through most slacks and jeans loops
  • Decorative single contrast stitch
  • 8 oblong holes spaced 1" apart
  • 100-year warranty

 

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