【North&Judd】Horween Chromexcel Leather Garrison Buckle Belt 【Button Works】BW-0204

"A Luxurious Belt Featuring a Vintage Buckle"

A truly luxurious limited-edition release featuring a buckle stamped with North & Judd's iconic anchor mark, paired with Horween Chromexcel leather. Made from heavy oiled leather originally developed for work boots, this belt breaks in beautifully and develops a rich patina over time, creating a durable staple built for years of wear.

"Garrison Buckle & Chromexcel Leather"

The familiar favorite Button Works introduces a truly luxurious belt featuring a vintage North & Judd garrison buckle paired with American-made Horween Chromexcel leather. For over a century, Horween's Chromexcel has been hand-tanned using time-honored methods. Tanneries carefully select only heavy steerhides over 2.5 mm thick, applying a combination tanning process before infusing the leather with a blend of specialized oils.

Embossed with the signature seal that certifies its authentic Button Works craftsmanship. The backside features the genuine Horween Chromexcel leather stamp, adding an extra layer of exclusivity to this already exceptional piece.

Crafted slightly narrower than a standard belt, this versatile piece pairs seamlessly with everything from denim and chinos to military trousers and slacks.

【Horween】
Founded in 1905 in Chicago, Illinois, Horween is a venerable American tannery with over a century of history. Their leathers, tanned using meticulous traditional methods, possess a beauty that is truly incomparable—delicate yet ruggedly durable, they are one-of-a-kind. Along with their famous "Chromexcel," they produce "Shell Cordovan," often called "the diamond of leathers" for its breathtaking luster and prestigious reputation.

【North&Judd】
Established in 1812 in Connecticut, North & Judd was a legendary manufacturer of equestrian hardware, garment fasteners, military equipment, and seat belt buckles. They were one of the first companies to produce automotive seat belt buckles, to the point where it was said that Americans first learned how to buckle up through North & Judd hardware.

*Measured from the tip of the buckle pin.