Fenced In Belt C10817

Some days you need a belt that works as hard as your jeans. Genuine leather gives this Justin belt the durability for barn chores, truck seats and rodeo bleachers, and the design adds a western edge without turning into a costume piece.

The barbed-wire-inspired look is a conversation starter for the rider who likes a little ranch character in their clothes. The two-tone finish keeps it clean enough for town and tough enough for a day of fence work. Wear it with everyday jeans or a pressed shirt, and it holds its own from the sale barn to Saturday night.

Highlights

• Genuine leather built for daily wear
• Barbed-wire-inspired design with western character
• Two-tone finish that's easy to wear with jeans
• Clean profile that works with work jeans or a good shirt
• Justin styling for an easy western look

Why a detailed belt still needs to work as a belt

A decorative belt should still do the job of a belt. The leather has to bend where your waist bends, hold a buckle without stretching out and look better with a little wear. Genuine leather does all three, and it's the right material for a belt you'll wear through a lot of seasons.

The design earns its place in the wardrobe. It gives the outfit some personality while the profile stays clean and practical. Pair it with the jeans you wear to the feed store, the good jeans for a rodeo, and a crisp shirt for supper out, and it looks deliberate rather than loud.

It suits the working ranch hand who wants one belt that looks right at the arena and at the barn, the rider who likes western detail, and anyone looking for a gift that's more than a standard belt. It's a belt you can wear on a workday and still take to town.

At a glance

How to wear it and fit it

Choose your size from your pant size, usually the waist plus about two inches. Measure your favorite belt to the middle hole and compare, then thread the strap through all the loops and buckle it at the hole that leaves a little room for the leather to move. Check the fit after a week of wear, since leather settles a little as it breaks in.

Wear it at the waist where your pants sit, with the buckle centered over the fly. Keep the strap flat without twists, and brush grit out of the holes so the buckle prong stays clean and moves freely.

Good to know

• Pair it with your everyday jeans or a pressed shirt when you head to town.
• Wear it with the boots you already own for a look that works from the arena to the feed store.
• Wipe the leather with a damp cloth after a muddy day and let it air dry away from direct heat so it stays supple.
• Condition the strap once or twice a season, and keep it out of standing water.
• Hang it or lay it flat when you're not wearing it so the strap doesn't crease at the buckle.
• Fit: measure a belt that fits you now from the fold at the buckle to the hole you use most, and choose that number.

About Justin

Justin's USA-made boots are crafted by hand at the company's El Paso, Texas factory.

Grab one before the next workday or rodeo weekend.