French Army Model 1945 Double-Prong Leather Belt
French Army Model 1945 Double-Prong Leather Belt
French Army Model 1945 Double-Prong Leather Belt
French Army Model 1945 Double-Prong Leather Belt

French Army Model 1945 Double-Prong Leather Belt

TM-CEINTURONAF45-NATUREL
Out of stock
€41.67

Reproduction of the French Army Model 1945 belt.

Made from raw European cowhide leather 3.5/4 mm thick, environmentally respectful (vegetable tanning). Hand-stitched with the saddler's stitch using a single linen thread waxed with beeswax, as per the original.

European manufacture

Authentic period buckle. The belt is made of raw leather and will develop a patina over time, naturally tending towards an increasingly tawny colour.

"Patina is the mark of time passing, which gives character and personality to your belt. It will be completely unique and individual to each owner."

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Size S/38-40

Size M/42-44

Size L/46-48

Size XL/50-52

Size XXL/54-56

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