HARDY & PARSONS HARDY&PARSONS made in england Ribbon belt made in England. The leather part is bridle leather. The buckle and tip are bridle leather. The belt part is canvas. The comparison part is navy, almost black, and the stitching is a slightly brighter navy. The combination of red and deep navy is fashionable. Purchased at Loftman 1981 in Kyoto about 20 years ago. I haven't used it for over a decade, so I'm putting it up for sale. It shows signs of use, but it's in relatively good condition. If you polish the leather and metal parts with leather oil and metal polish respectively, the dullness should be restored beautifully. Marked size 34 inches Actual size 86cm from the tip of the buckle pin to the first hole 89cm to the second hole 92cm to the third hole 94.5cm to the fourth hole Please check the condition of the product in the photos, and refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive or prefer perfect items. The following is a quote from the official store's sales description: HARDY & PARSONS A brand that started in Chelsea, London in 1982. Initially, the brand name was Tim Hardy, but it was changed to HARDY&PARSONS in 2006. The belts, mainly made of bridle leather originally used for horse saddles, have a wide variety. Everything from cutting the leather to stitching and finishing the edges is done by hand. Each one is made by craftsmen with traditional British techniques. Bridle leather, which has strong durability and a beautiful luster, is used for the buckle and belt hole parts. Thick canvas braid. Brass is used for the frame and belt loops. The canvas is non-shrinkable webbing. *Bridle leather: Cowhide leather used for horse saddles, tanned and dyed with tannin, and soaked in beeswax for several months or more. Belt Urban Research BShop Bishop Beams Journal Standard beams ships Shups JOURNAL STANDARD URBAN RESEARCH todayful Clane Ameri