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Stansbury & Co.
Classic Dress Belt
Classic Dress Belt
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$120.00 USD
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The Classic Belt is hand cut from 10 oz full-grain English Bridle leather, renowned for its rich character and unparalleled durability. This isn't just a belt, it's an heirloom. Sedgwick English bridle leather is characterized by its stiffness, so this belt feels similar to a 12 oz leather belt.
It features a solid cast buckle and leather keeper. Made with traditional post rivets guaranteed to never come undone. The deliberate use of casted brass, celebrated for its strength and unique characteristics over machined alternatives, elevates this piece to a whole new level.
Your great-grandfather would be proud of this belt.
1.5" width
Find Your Perfect Fit
Choosing the right size is essential for comfort and the longevity of your leather belt. Please follow the guide below to determine your ordering size.
Method 1: (Highly Recommended)
The most accurate way is to thread a flexible tape measure through the belt loops of your pants (as you would with a belt) and mark the spot where the tape reaches exactly one time around your hip.
Pick the belt size which is closest to your hip circumference. If it is in the middle of a number, then round up to the nearest number.
Method 2: The Jean Size Method
If you are unable to measure, you can use your standard jean size as a reference.
• Rule: Take your waist size in jeans and add 4 inches.
• Example: If you wear a 34" waist in jeans, you should order a 38" belt.
Size Availability
Sizes are available in 1-inch increments from 28" to 48".
J & E Sedgwick & Co. is considered one of the premier manufacturers of English bridle leather in the world. Founded in 1900 and based in Walsall, England, they are renowned for their traditional vegetable-tanning methods and labor-intensive hand-finishing.
Their hides undergo a months-long traditional pit-tanning process using natural barks and tree extracts to preserve the fiber’s integrity. Master curriers then hand-finish each piece with a secret blend of oils and waxes, which eventually creates the "bloom"—a white waxy powder on the surface. This bloom is a hallmark of authentic Sedgwick leather
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