A piece that inherits the spirit and craftsmanship of the good old American West.
Featuring a heavy iron buckle and full-grain leather, it deepens in character and elegance with age. Its simple, unadorned construction exudes the presence of a tool supporting a traveler in the wilderness, growing with the wearer's life.
A unique cinch that gives your style substance and combines practicality with the aesthetics of heritage.
"Lonesome Rider Cinch" refers to a fastening for a "lonely traveler." Here, "Lonesome Rider" symbolizes a solitary traveler freely roaming the wilderness or cities, expressing a free and wild spirit. "Cinch" originates from a horse's girth, and in clothing and accessories, it refers to a part that securely fastens around the waist.
This is a reissued item produced in the USA, based on North & Judd buckles from around the 1950s-1960s.
The leather is tea-core leather, produced specifically for this belt.
It is an original leather, replicating high-quality leather from 20 years ago, reproduced by a domestic tannery. Multiple layers of oil are applied to achieve suppleness and a comfortable fit when worn.
The brown leather is hand-dyed with black dye to create a black color.
With use, the unique aging and luster of tea-core leather will emerge.
North & Judd is an established hardware manufacturer founded in Connecticut, USA, in the late 19th century.
Known for its brass parts for equestrian equipment, military gear, and workwear, the "anchor mark" stamp, in particular, became widely recognized as a sign of reliability. With its robust construction and high precision, it continues to be supported by vintage enthusiasts and craftsmen, symbolizing American heritage.
W30 Center hole 74.5cm Minimum 68.5cm Maximum 80cm
W32 Center hole 79.5cm Minimum 74cm Maximum 85cm
W34 Center hole 84.5cm Minimum 79cm Maximum 90cm
W36 Center hole 89.5cm Minimum 84cm Maximum 95cm
W38 Center hole 94.5cm Minimum 89cm Maximum 100cm
W40 Center hole 99.5cm Minimum 94cm Maximum 105cm
