New! $70 Work Belt Special! - Triple Nickel Harness

This is an incredibly well built belt. It's going to last you forever. And it's only $65.  Oxbloods are back in stock!  _______ The Oxblood Triple Nickel is as good a belt as we make. Might even be the thickest outright, and that color goes with dang near anything. 1.5" wide and made from 12/13oz bridle leather (roughly 1/4" thick). Overbuilt for longterm use on the jobsite, in the office or just out and about. Choose High Finish if you're feeling fancy.  Additional discounts do not apply.  Important! Please scroll down and follow instructions for measuring carefully! Our sizing has changed slightly over the years, so best to measure for each new belt! Finish Options  Live Edge - Pure and unrefined, no edge dye or burnishing. This one's for holding your pants up during hard and heavy use.   High Finish - A bit more refined but just as heavy-duty, our High Finish belts are edge treated and burnished for those days when you need to dress things up a bit.  Buckle Options Each belt will be custom-assembled and shipped with a Classic Bar Style Buckle in your choice of Finished or Vintagized Brass. See pics for options.  For the coolest among you, we've designed our belts to easily accommodate that sweet vintage buckle in your top drawer. Simply unfasten/fasten a pair of Chicago screws to swap in your favorite buckle.  Sizing! Belts are sized in 2" increments, from a 30-32" for the small-waisted among you, all the way up to a 59-60" for the big folks.  If you follow our instructions on measuring, we pretty much guarantee a great fit with flexibility for a few pounds in either direction. If you do order the incorrect size (maybe it was a gift or you just used your best guess), we'll be happy to exchange for the correct fit. We'll just kindly ask that your cover shipping both ways.   Measuring for Perfect Fit! Option A For yourself or if you're buying as a gift. Secure the old belt (best if current) Look for the hole near the end that's seen the most use.  Lay belt on a flat surface for measuring. Measure from the end of the buckle to the aforementioned hole (see pic) Option B  If you feel you have no other options, then the best we can suggest is to take current pants size and add 3-4 inches. This is truly a rough approximation, but may could possibly work.  We even put together a little video explainer to make this all a little easier!  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Calavera Tool Works (@calaveratool)