Horween Dublin belts have a rich, polished surface in earth tones, and they age well with wear.
Full-grain hides from Horween in Chicago, with fats, oils and waxes worked in. That's what gives the leather its firm feel and lets it take years of wear.
Dublin takes color unevenly, so a belt cut from it is never one shade end to end. Burgundy is a deep, wine-dark burgundy with the strongest variation of the four. Brown is rustic and earthy, with heavy pull-up. English Tan is bright and warm and ambers with sun. Charcoal is a smoky gray-black, the quiet way out of a plain black belt.
Horween tans Dublin in Chicago, IL, working fats, oils and waxes into the hide, which is where both the firm feel and the durability come from. We cut it unlined: one thick piece, creased along the edges, riveted at the buckle fold, with a heel bar buckle in stainless or brass. Lengths run 26 to 44 inches. It's also one of the few hides here with a watch strap to match.