1.5" Sedgwick English Bridle Quick Release Belt

Sedgwick English Bridle is the first leather that I started carrying and have stocked in many different colors over the years. It is a solid leather that is traditionally vegetable tanned in England and hot stuffed with waxes and tannins. The result is a leather with a shiny waxy surface, and a very firm temper. Over time the wax will wear off and the leather will soften. 

This leather weighs in at a moderate, yet well-balanced 9-10oz, which I personally consider the sweet spot for belts. It's not too thick, so it won't feel cumbersome to wear, especially once it starts to break in.

Available in Black, Green, Burgundy, Dark Havana, Navy and London Tan. Any of these colors are going to darken with use as they develop a patina that you would expect from a vegetable tanned leather. Pair with my Patented Double Prong Quick Release Buckle, or the original single prong quick release buckle that has been around for 200+ years. The manufacturing origin of the hardware is listed next to the buckle style- JP meaning Japan, and ENG for England. The Japanese hardware is of a higher quality than the English made hardware, with slightly thicker elements and an overall higher quality finishing. The Japanese hardware also comes with my signature pigeon stamped keeper.

All quick release belts are made with teardrop holes, which besides the aesthetic difference, will allow the buckle to lie slightly more flat than a round hole, due to the oblong shape of the hole. Hardware will be secured with Pigeon Tree branded rivets for the brass and copper hardware options, while black nickel will be stitched with tonal thread, and nickel will be secured with nickel Chicago screws.

Please follow the detailed sizing instructions here. It is normal for the measurement to be several inches larger than your waist or tagged jean size. If you have any doubts, please reach out to me with any questions.

All belts unless otherwise stated are Made to Order. You can always find my MTO queue time in my website banner.

Handmade in Denver by one person.