Finally an Inexpensive, Simple, but Nice Brown Kilt Belt

[Riverkilt]

Even better, thanks. Used to live in Richmond back about 1971 out on Careybrook Parkway by the old Eastern fortifications in the swamps...suppose they're all bulldozed down now and well inside the city.

Couldn't understand why it was so hard to find a brown belt to go with the brown and green shades of kilts. Thanks for stepping up.

Not worried about the sides...my belly has the top covered and if anyone's looking up at the bottom I doubt they'll be focused on my belt

Now...I'm trying to find some sporran straps for my new Freelander sporrans...gonna talk to the local horse tack guy tomorrow...

Ron

[RockyR]

I'm their belt maker in Virginia. I'm glad you like it. I was worried about the leather not being drum dyed all the way through. I sold three at the Richmond Highland Games to Clan Sutherland, just by showing them some scrap leather.

Hi Saxon.

Michael told me about you.. all positive ... I like your belts but it would be best if the loops on the AK were just a bit wider to accomodate the belt so the belt did nid not rub the loops so hard.

[phil h]

ok so post a pic.
sounds good.
how do I get one?

[Riverkilt]

Just go to the belt section at www.amerikilt.com

The pic and order form shows a black belt. The brown is identical. Mike says just write in the comments section of the order that you really want a brown belt.

Worked for me.

Ron

[Magnus Sporrano]

I had some bad measurement advice and ended up getting one of these in black but it was for my hip size not waist (belly) size so I had to send it back. But let me tell you it is a very nice and very simple belt.

[phil h]

I was thinkin' it was a propper kilt belt, trad style.
I been lookin for a brown dress belt

[Saxon Squire]

I can make them for a traditional, but I don't have the hardware. If you have the buckle and the part it connects to from another belt, I make it with screws on both ends