Belts
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@mvb:
couple of buckles:
http://clothing.shop.ebay.com/Belt-Buckles-/86647/i.html?_catref=1&_fln=1&_ssn=x-kaijin-x&_trksid=p3286.c0.m282JUST ORDered one of these babies, cant wait for it to arrive
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maltess, I merged your topic "where to find/ buy belt buckles into the already created "Belts" thread. Please start at the beginning of the thread as some of you questions might be answered already. Please use the search function to avoid creating duplicate topic thread. If you have any questions, please feel free to PM me. Cheers
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Dam im liking that thick selvage!
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You're right, injunjack, I scored that buckle and got a quick reply from Sumi. It was just what I'd been looking for in the US, but no one had it (believe me, I searched all the manufacturers in the online Thomas Guide). If it's what I expect, I intend to buy more. I'll be using some 13-15 oz. russet cowhide and copper rivets. A simple but supremely HD jeans belt. I'll post some pics when I get the prototype done. I'm also prototyping a 3 1/2 by 7 inch simple but HD wallet (LH or RH) that will make your butt cheek bulletproof–complete with a Scottish Rampant Lion embossed on the outside. Four layers of heavy cowhide, hand stitched with Southern Whitetail tendon, with an inside Challenge Coin pocket.
Asp.
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How do you distress a buckle? could yoy please explain the process? I have a buckle I would like to do the same
Best regards
@jonnyv:
Not sure if anyones mentiond LGC ?
www.leathergoodsconnection.com
Makes great leather belts to measure, bridle or harness leather.
heres a pic of 3 ive ordered from him
top belt in pic:
Black Harness leather belt with buckle #10 (solid brass) Buckle distressed by me.
Medium Brown bridle leather belt with buckle #4 (solid brass) Buckle distressed by me.
Tan harness leather belt with buckle from Gap womans belt.
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Buckle on top belt started out looking like this:
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I'd oil/wax it before use.
That'll keep most of the indigo coming from jeans off the belt.Hi, I got a natural tan belt, I did not pay attention to this advice and started to use the belt without the oil/wax. I was told that is better to wait a bit to deveop some patina. Now I have a few dark blue stains coming from the jeans, is there anyway to remove this before I aply the wax?
best regards
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Trying to get a sense of the heft of the IH belt since I'm in middle America and can't hold one in my hands without buying one…
I have a Tanner heavy duty 13 oz. belt (http://ow.ly/3uflT) which I like, and I'm shopping for a black belt. I purchased a black Tanner belt in 11 oz. (they don't offer a 13 oz. in black) but it seemed plainly thin compared to the heavy duty.
Can anyone provide opinions on the IH belt compared to either Tanner's 11 or 13 oz. offerings… Of course either belt could stand up to anything I could put it through, but when you can go heavy duty, well why not?
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http://www.amazon.com/Western-Leather-Scorpion-Traditional-Designs/dp/B000M7N1O8
ive been rocking one similar to this since i found it here:
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are garrison style buckles, inspired by military styles' or has nthing to do with that?
cheers
Yes, a Garrison buckle is a square buckle styled on the square military buckles.
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Was wondering if anyone might help me find a nice belt match for my new boots. I have just bought these:
http://www.thebureaubelfast.com/shop/product/1012/yuketen-brown-double-wool-hunt-boot/
Thought maybe a similar colour belt would be the way to go but seriously wouldn't mind the IHB-02 in natural. Just love it as an object. Also like the look of this belt:
http://beltedcow.com/store/products/317/65
The Tanner Goods belts look quite tasty too but again, i'm more drawn to the natural one than the various brown tones. Basically, will it look too weird to match a natural belt with some darker coloured boots?
Any advice gratefully received. Any other quality heavy duty brands to look out for (1 1/2"" max in terms of width)?
Cheers
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The colour of the belt should be darker or at least close to the colour of the shoes. But hey, you don't have to follow this "rule" if you don't want to. Wear what makes you feel good!
