[Limited to 6] Creased Teacore belt

This is a teacore belt, it started out life as a tan cut of Wickett & Craig bridle. After three coats of a hand-applied overdye -- which adds about a day of production time -- it's now a deep, glossy black. As the belt ages you'll eventually start to see the tan base layer start to peek through the surface dye, while the recessed areas stay dark since they're protected from abrasion. This baby is designed to age beautifully. 

The belt edges go through my two stage burnishing process: I burnish with distilled water and a canvas cloth, and then it gets a second pass with beeswax. The result is a really gorgeous edge. The belt loop keeper is creased as well, and hand sewn for a much more secure closure (compared to brass staples which can fatigue over time). At the belt end are five oblong holes, which are much easier to cinch up compared to round ones.  

Check out my sizing chart at the end of this gallery for a comprehensive guide on how to size. Measuring one of your existing belts will yield the best results.