Čeština
Deutsch
Brown 14mm belt with oval brass buckle 140cm
Brown Leather Belt with Elegant Brass Buckle: This belt combines high-quality materials with a timeless design. The dark brown, smooth leather strap is finished with a distinctive yet tasteful buckle made of polished brass. The buckle has an original, rounded shape reminiscent of a pair of spectacles, with a subtle ribbed texture around the edge, giving it a more three-dimensional appearance. More information...
Brown belt with oval brass buckle
Dimensions and Specifications:
- Total Length: 140 cm
- Belt Width: 1.4 cm
- Buckle Dimensions ("Spectacle" Buckle): 31.1 mm x 23.26 mm
- Leather Width: 13.8 mm
- Leather Thickness: 4.3 mm
- Weight: 65 g
The belt is crafted from genuine, robust leather, promising a long lifespan. Thanks to its width of 1.4 cm, it's ideally suited for jeans, chinos, and also skirts and dresses. Its length of 140 cm is sufficient for most standard sizes and offers flexibility in how it's worn. The light weight of 65 grams ensures all-day comfort.
Suggested Uses:
This belt is a versatile accessory that you can use in many situations:
- Everyday Outfit: Liven up your favourite jeans and T-shirt with this stylish belt.
- Casual Elegance: The belt perfectly complements chinos and a shirt for a relaxed yet elegant look.
- Waist Emphasis: Use the belt to cinch in dresses or skirts, creating a feminine silhouette.
- For Work: The belt adds a personal touch to even a more formal outfit, such as a suit.
- With a Skirt: It also works a treat with skirts, helping to define the waist.
The brass buckle lends the belt a touch of luxury and originality without being overly ostentatious. It's the kind of accessory that will win you over with its understated elegance and high-quality craftsmanship. This belt is a worthwhile investment for your wardrobe.
Key changes made for British English:
- "Spectacles" instead of "glasses": More common term for eyeglasses in British English.
- "Liven up" instead of "Peppe...auf": A more natural phrasal verb in this context.
- "robust" instead of "starkem": For describing material quality.
- "works a treat": British idiom for "works very well".
- "craftsmanship" instead of "Verarbeitung": sounds more natural in this context.
- Minor rephrasing: Small adjustments throughout to sound more natural in British English.
- "Chinoshosen" was changed to "chinos."
The overall tone and content remain the same, focusing on the belt's features, quality, and suggested uses.
A high-quality product made by Lord Of Battles®
We are here for you
