Quilled Ostrich Belt with Brushed Nickel Buckle
The classic and stylish ostrich belt is a must-have. The natural texture and our signature nubuck lining give it versatility in dress or casual and makes it a great addition to any wardrobe.
- 1-3/8" wide
- Genuine Ostrich
- Made in America
- Nubuck lined
- Snaps to interchange buckles
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Quilled Ostrich Belt with Brushed Nickel Buckle
Experience the luxury of w.kleinberg. The Quilled Ostrich Belt with Brushed Nickel Buckle exemplifies the unique character of exotic leather. Sourced for its distinctive quill pattern, each strap offers a texture that is impossible to replicate synthetically. Handcrafted in the USA, this belt is lined with signature nubuck to ensure comfort and prevent color transfer, making it a sophisticated choice for both formal trousers and denim.
Key Details
| Material | Genuine Quilled Ostrich |
| Width | 1-3/8" |
| Hardware | Brushed Nickel Buckle |
| Lining | Signature Nubuck |
| Origin | Made in USA |
| Leather Type | Quilled Ostrich |
| Buckle Finish | Brushed Nickel |
| Belt Width | 1-3/8" |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between quilled and smooth ostrich leather?
Quilled ostrich leather features the distinctive raised follicles (quills) where feathers were removed, offering a unique texture. Smooth ostrich comes from the side of the bird and lacks these bumps, providing a flatter appearance.
How durable is quilled ostrich leather for daily wear?
Ostrich leather is naturally rich in oils, making it resistant to drying and cracking. It is one of the most durable exotic leathers available, suitable for frequent use.
Can I change the buckle on this belt?
Yes, this belt features a snap closure system, allowing you to easily swap the brushed nickel buckle for other 1-3/8" hardware.
Let’s find your fit!
To find your belt size, measure your existing belt from the point where the strap loops over the buckle to the hole you currently use. That distance in inches is the belt size.
Odd sizes should round up to the next even size; even sizes should not round up. For example: if you measure a size 33, round up and order a size 34; but if you measure a size 34, don’t round up — just order a size 34.
