Round Abstract Belt Buckle in Brass StyleNumber_1697 We always cite shoe trees

We always cite shoe trees as the most underestimated part of a man's wardrobe

The cotton's been grown in California and Texas — spun into yarn in Georgia — and then knit into socks in North Carolina at one of the oldest running hosiery factories in the country

It's hard to think of a more classic tie than silk repp

made with lanolin and glycerin for a moisturizing

Round Abstract Belt Buckle in Brass StyleNumber_1697 We always cite shoe treesThis belt buckle has a slightly psychedelic, irregular feel without going too far off road. Its made in Washington using the traditional lost wax casting method by master metalworkers who finish each piece by hand. Its cast in unlacquered brass (which will take on a great patina over time) and designed to fit any 1" or 1. 25" belt strap with snaps.