Crumrine Equine Buckle C01562

Some belts just hold your jeans up. This one gives them a reason to be noticed. Three gold horse heads sit at the center of an oval face, framed by a silver floral background and gold rope edging. At 3 by 4 inches it reads clearly across the arena and still looks right at a dinner out.

Put it on a plain leather belt for show day, a rodeo or a night when you want your western side showing. The silver and gold finish works with a starched shirt and clean boots, and it gives an everyday belt the change it needed.

Highlights

• Three gold horse heads at the center
• Silver floral background
• Gold rope edging around the oval
• Measures 3 by 4 inches
• Built to dress up a plain leather belt

Why a horse head buckle is a favorite

Horses are at the heart of western life, so a horse motif speaks for the wearer without a word. A buckle with three heads has a busier face than a single emblem, which suits someone who wants the buckle to start a conversation.

Oval buckles and rope edges are classic western shapes. They look right on a plain belt, and they work with a pearl-snap shirt or a plain pair of jeans. A bold buckle earns its place when the rest of the outfit stays simple.

It suits a horse owner, a show rider, a trail rider or anyone who loves gold and silver together.

At a glance

How to wear it

Attach it to a belt whose strap width matches the buckle opening. Thread the belt through the buckle, fasten it, and position the buckle at the center front of your waist so the horse heads face forward.

Wear it on dress days with a belt that has a smooth finish, or on a work day with a worn leather belt that has some character.

Good to know

• Pair it with a plain leather belt so the horse heads and rope edge do the talking.
• Fit: check the buckle opening against your belt's strap width before you buy, so the buckle sits flat.
• Care: wipe the buckle with a soft dry cloth after wear and store it dry. Gold and silver tones stay brighter when they are kept away from moisture and dust.
• What goes with it: a starched western shirt for show day, or a plain tee and jeans for everyday wear.

Put one on your belt before show day and let the horse heads take it from there.