Handcrafted Leather Gun Belt: English Bridle, Latigo Lined, Ranger Style

**Custom Handcrafted Leather Ranger Heavy Multi-Use Belt**

This belt features double-layer construction with a top layer made of English bridle leather and a Latigo leather lining, sewn together with a thickness of approximately 1/4 inch (16 to 17 oz). It is available in widths of 1.5, 1.75, or 2 inches and lengths ranging from 30 to 50 inches. You can choose from three colors: brown, black, or tan, all with a diamond-sewn design. The edges are hand-rubbed and painted, and the belt includes a roller buckle for easy fastening.

**Warranty**
All of my belts come with a 5-year breakage warranty. If your belt breaks within 5 years, simply send it back along with your invoice showing the purchase date, and I will replace or repair it at no charge.

**Ordering Information**
To order, please measure a belt that fits you well from the fold in the leather at the buckle to the hole you use for fastening. As a custom leather shop, I can accommodate changes or create custom designs—just contact me! If you see that a size is out of stock or if you need a specific size that isn’t listed, reach out and I will expedite your order.

If you have any questions or need assistance with your order, feel free to contact me. I’m happy to help! Thank you!
English bridle leather was and still is tanned to be some of the most beautiful, strongest leather in the world. English bridle leather was first tanned for use in horse bridles in England, hence the name, English bridle leather. It has in the past few years became the premier leather used in high quality, high-end men's and ladies belts and accessories.


Latigo leather is most commonly made from cowhide. It is first chrome tanned, which involves soaking the hide in a solution of acidic salts and then drying it before further processing. Next, it is vegetable tanned by soaking it in a series of vats with progressively higher concentrations of tanning solutions. After completing the tanning process, the hides are tumbled in large drums to absorb various oils and waxes. This makes them more pliable and supple while retaining their strength.

NOTE: I am not a store or a factory I carry only a limited inventory of products. I am a custom handcrafted leather shop, which means I don’t make any products until you buy it, one at a time no two items are ever completely the same, what I show in my ads is what we can do, and the door is open for you to tell me what you want on your item. Just because it is not shown is no sign we can’t make it Just tell me what you want to be done and we can almost always change anything from the color of the thread to your ranch logo, Brand, your name, or anything else. If you see a product, you like and would like to change skins, we usually have a variety of skins from standard leather, Alligator, Shark, Elephant, Rattlesnake, Florida Everglades Python, and everything in between. If you can imagine it, we can do it by hand or Laser. Hardware you receive may not be what is shown. Once again I’m not a factory that buys thousands of buckles and hardware and makes a bunch of belts with the same buckle, we only buy 25 to 50 at the time and that style may be out of stock the next time I go to buy that buckle so I have to change buckles, Just remember Things may change. My goal is to make a product as you want it with a personal touch. Thanks, Jerry

This combination tanning process makes it unique among types of leather.
Latigo leather is both durable and pliable, making it suitable for rigorous activities and applications with rough usage. It is resistant to moisture and sweat, due to the high amounts of oil it is infused with during manufacture. As a result of this oil infusion, and the process of partial chrome tanning and partial vegetable tanning, latigo is more rigid than full chrome-tanned leather but less rigid than vegetable tanned leather. Due to the heavier weight and tanning process, latigo is more costly than most other cow leathers. It is not stretchy and goes from rigid to supple and soft in a short time.



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