If you carry a concealed weapon you need a thicker heavier belt to securely hold your piece for active carry, draw and holstering. My gun belts are two ply saddle skirting that are glued together and then stitched. They are built like tanks and built to last.
This is a hand carved and hand stitched belt for a friend. Its 13 - 14 Oz. thick. Eric's name was carved using the Old English alphabet. The finish is a tan & gold metallic base coat with a dark brown rub on top. The saddle stitching was done by hand with gold waxed nylon thread. To finish it off this belt was paired up to a heavy duty antiqued brass buckle.
This is a new belt that I just made up for a lady that loves horses. The belt is 14 - 15 Oz. thick, which is average for my belts. An easy way to see how thick my belts are... stack up 4 quarters and that's the average... This belt is a two tone beauty with a red base and black high lights.
The custom buckle and belt keeper are black with a silver pearl finish. Red saddle stitching was added to the buckle for show.
