Black Scotch Grain Latigo Lined Belt
$120
In stock, made to order.
This lined belt is handmade with a classic Horween Scotch Grain Latigo leather and backed with a natural vegetable-tanned leather. The combination-tanned Latigo leather is embossed with a scotch grain pattern for added character and durability.
What the lining adds is structure. A second panel of vegetable-tanned leather runs the full length of the strap, stitched through with Vinymo polyester thread, so the belt sits firmer in the hand than a single thickness of hide and stays flat through the loops. The edges are stained rather than left raw, and the buckle is set on solid brass rivets. A lined belt takes the shape of your waist more slowly than an unlined one, and holds it once it does.
Also in
- Horween Black Scotch Grain Latigo Leather (USA)
- Matching Leather Keeper
- Vegetable-Tanned Leather Lining
- Solid Stainless Steel, Brass, Black or Antique Brass Buckle
- Vinymo Polyester Thread
- Solid Brass Rivets
- Stained Edges
- Slotted Adjustment Holes
- Single-Piece Strap Design
- Made in USA
Options
| Width | 1", 1.25", 1.5" |
|---|---|
| Length | 26", 27", 28", 29", 30", 31", 32", 33", 34", 35", 36", 37", 38", 39", 40", 41", 42", 43", 44" |
| Buckle | Stainless Steel Heel Bar Buckle, Brass Heel Bar Buckle - standard, Black Heel Bar Buckle (+$10), Antique Brass Heel Bar Buckle (+$10) |
| Rivets | Silver Rivets - standard, Brass Rivets, Antique Brass Rivets, Black Rivets |
| Strap End Contour | Chiseled Strap End (Standard), English Point Strap End, Rounded Strap End |
| Thread Color | Black Thread, Cream Thread - standard, White Thread (+$5), Tan Thread (+$5), Brown Thread (+$5), Grey Thread (+$5), Navy Thread (+$5), Burgundy Thread (+$5), Olive Thread (+$5), Orange Thread (+$5), Red Thread (+$5) |
Specifications
| Lengths | 26" – 44" (buckle fold to preferred hole) |
|---|---|
| Widths | 1", 1.25" (standard), 1.5" |
Care
- Light scuffs buff out with your fingers or a soft dry cloth - the leather's natural oils redistribute and blend surface marks over time.
- Keep away from prolonged sunlight and heat; if wet, let it air-dry naturally.
- Condition sparingly with a neutral leather conditioner, only when the leather starts to feel dry.