[Coming Soon] [JDG94643] Lonesome Rider Cinch

A watch that inherits the spirit and craftsmanship of the good old American West.

With its heavy iron buckle and full-grain leather, the bag will gain depth and elegance over time. Its simple construction, stripped of all unnecessary elements, gives it a presence like a tool supporting the lower back of a traveler through the wilderness, and it will grow alongside the user's life.

A one-of-a-kind cinch that combines style, practicality and heritage aesthetics with a core of style.

"Lonesome Rider Cinch" is a fastening for the lonely traveler. Here, "Lonesome Rider" symbolizes the solitary traveler who runs freely through the wilderness and the city, expressing a free and wild spirit. "Cinch" comes from the belly band of horse harness, and in clothing and accessories it refers to a part that firmly secures the waist.

This reissued item was produced in the USA based on a North & Judd buckle from the 1950s or 60s.

The leather produced for this belt has a brown core.

This original leather is a reproduction of high-quality leather from 20 years ago, tanned in Japan. It is oiled multiple times to give it flexibility and a comfortable fit.

Black leather is hand-dyed with black dye.It is finished in the color of.

With use, the brown core will develop its characteristic patina and luster over time.

North & Judd is a long-established hardware manufacturer founded in Connecticut, USA in the late 19th century.

Known for its brass parts for horse tack, military gear, and workwear, the "Anchor Marg" stamp in particular is widely known as a sign of authenticity. With its sturdy construction and high precision, it continues to be supported by vintage fans and artisans, and is a symbol of American heritage.