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We’d like to think that old baseball gloves get to retire to a farm upstate where they catch pop-flies all day. That doesn’t happen though—they mostly get thrown out, and that’s very sad. Fortunately, a few end up as Mays belts ($120). The main body of the belt is made … Read More
Buffalo hook belts tend to only appear threaded through the belt loops of equestrians and actors playing cowboys, but there’s no reason not to expand your pants-holding sartorial selections, so here’s a sweet buffalo hook belt ($94) from Wheelman & Co. It comes in two sizes, plus black, oak, mahogany, … Read More
We’re into buying quality, which is why we’re interested in the promise of a belt that lasts twenty-five years ($45), now on kickstarter. It’s a no frills design (just thick leather, buckles, and Chicago screws) made to compliment your love for raw selvedge jeans. But will it last for twenty-five … Read More
Never used a ratchet-style belt? They’re the best damn thing going. Seriously. Regular belts with holes in them are usually either too loose or too tight, and D-ring belts are never going to be formal. Or even semi-formal. That leaves us with ratchet-style belts, and Trakline makes pretty good ones. … Read More
