My belts are now completely reproduction. Belt webbing is made in OD #3 as typically made in 1942-43. Belts are cut to order 6 longer than your waist size, so send me your WAIST SIZE when ordering, not how long you expect the belt to be.
What period does this belt represent?
The belt is a reproduction of those worn by US officers. Enlisted men also wore these belts increasingly towards the end of the war. The webbing colour is OD #3, which was typically made in 1942-43.
What materials are used in the belt's construction?
The belt features sturdy web construction. It comes with a shiny brass rectangular roller type belt buckle and a shiny brass tip. The webbing is a strong, heavy weave.
How should I determine the correct size to order?
You should send your waist size when ordering. The belts are cut to order, 6 inches longer than your waist size. Some belts ship with extra length, while others are cut with only 2 inches to spare.
Is the buckle durable?
The buckle is a reproduction of the original and is described as sturdy. It is a little lighter weight than some are used to, but it looks the part and is functional. Some belts have a perfect brass buckle.
Can the belt be adjusted or cut to a different length?
The belt comes with enough material to adjust the size. The brass end piece can be removed with a flat head screwdriver and reattached by reinserting and hammering from the inside. Some belts arrive cut rather short, while others have lots of extra length.
What is included with the belt?
The belt comes with a shiny brass rectangular roller type belt buckle and a shiny brass tip. The belt and buckle are a matching pair. It is a complete reproduction.
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