American Handcrafted Leather

Leather Ranger Belt Men's or women's Ranger Custom Handmade Western Basket Weaved Herman Oak Leather 1 1/2OR 1 3/4 WIDE

$82.95

Our Western Ranger gun belts are carefully handcrafted from the finest vegetable-tanned leather from Hermann Oak, a company with a legacy dating back to 1881. Each belt is made in the USA and starts off with 10 oz leather. The edges are beveled and burnished for a smooth fit and finish, and then the belt is sewn to create a strong bond that will virtually last a lifetime. Each gun belt comes standard with a 3/4" stainless steel buckle and is 1/4″ thick, ensuring that it will securely hold your holster against your body without sagging like traditional belts. You can choose from our vast array of leather and thread color options to make your Western belt truly unique. Please refer to the picture on how to properly size your belt before ordering. All belts come with a 5-year warranty against breakage. If your belt breaks, simply return it to us with your invoice showing when you purchased it, and we will repair or replace it for you at no charge. You pay shipping to us, and we will cover the return shipping. Your belt size is usually one size over your pant size; for example, if you wear size 40 pants, your belt size should be 42. Alternatively, you can measure your old belt from the fold at the buckle to the hole you buckle in, and that will be your belt size. If you need assistance with ordering or require any other changes, feel free to contact us. We can accommodate any specific requests or modifications you may have. English bridle was and still is tanned to be some of the most beautiful, strongest leather in the world. English bridle leather was first tanned for use in horse bridles in England, hence the name, English bridle leather . It has in the past few years became the premier leather used in high quality, high end men's and ladies belts and accessories. BUYING HANDMADE PRODUCTS What you think you are paying for 1 A product as individual and unique as you When buying handmade what are you actually paying for 1 Time spent on designing 2 Time spent on searching for needed materials 3 Actual creating of product 4 Fishing and packaging 5 Cleaning up mess created 6 Delivery or shipping fees 7 Hours of failures 8 Hours of experimentation 9 Weeks and months of frustration 10 Moments of pure joy 11 A piece of a heart 12 A part of a soul 13 A moment of someone’s life