Col. Littleton Men’s Genuine American Bison Adjustable Belt with Cinch Buckle

It isn’t often that a totally new design in men’s belts comes along, especially one that says adventure, ruggedness and Americana all in one package. The No. 5 Cinch Belt could have easily been worn by the U. S. Cavalry or by Teddy Roosevelt on his trek through Africa. What makes this belt so unique is its lever-action buckling mechanism, which gives it a snug fit and a style that will generate conversation each time you wear it. Designed with jeans or a well-worn pair of khakis in mind, the belt is made of full-grain brown American Buffalo Bison leather. Edged Stitched. Available with brass hardware and 1 3/8 inches wide belt strap (Requires a 2-inch belt loop to accommodate buckle hardware.) Handcrafted in our Col. Littleton Workshop in Lynnville, TN USA. BELT FIT GUIDE: This Large belt is sized based on the exact circumference of the belt when buckled. Size Small fits waist sizes 26 inches up to 32 inches. Size Large fits waist sizes 34 inches up to 42 inches. Size XLarge fits waist sizes 42 inches up to 50 inches. If you are unsure of your fit, we recommend going one size larger than you normally wear. QUALITY ASSURANCE GUARANTEE - Col. Littleton strongly believes in product integrity as well as integrity in our dealings with our customers. We are committed to producing quality, handcrafted products that showcase our time-honored standards of excellence and deep respect for the Americana tradition. Col. Littleton products go through rigorous testing and numerous quality inspections before being shipped to our customers. Warranted throughout the entire natural life of the product.

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