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Antique Brass Roller Buckle Belts

Antique Brass Roller Buckle Belts

Regular price $99.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $99.00 USD
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Size: 28 View Size Guide
Leather Strap: Horween Natural Brown Chromexcel
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Made in America

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Handmade Since 2014

The Antique Brass Roller Buckle Belt is as rugged as it is refined—equally at home in the field or at the office. This go-to everyday belt features a classic antique brass buckle paired with premium leather that only gets better with age.

  • 1.5" wide
  • Sizes 28–42 with custom sizes available upon request
  • 100% full-grain leather from select American tanneries including Horween and Wickett & Craig
  • Solid antique brass roller buckle with matching snaps
  • Monogramming available

Handmade one at a time in our shop—built to last, and made to wear in, not out.

HANDCRAFTED IN THE USA

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Free shipping over $100. Everything ships from Kennebunk, Maine within 3-7 business days.

Not right? Reach out within 30 days of receiving the product and we will look into it. Twelve years in, we've fixed a lot of belts.

We started in Missoula, Montana and landed in Kennebunk, Maine. With mountain-town roots and a coastal home, both places demand gear that holds up.

Since 2014 we've been cutting, sewing, and finishing every piece ourselves in the USA.

Made here. Made to be worn out.

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Made in america

Where the Magic Happens

A shop on the Maine coast, a wall of webbing, and a team that's been at it since 2014. Take a look.

Where the Magic Happens

Small batch

Twelve Years of Doing It the Hard Way

Cut, stitched, and finished by hand - from our first order to our thousandth order. The tools haven't changed much and neither have we.

Twelve Years of Doing It the Hard Way