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Martin Dingman Men's Belt Dawson Genuine Crocodile Usa

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Martin Dingman Men's Belt Dawson Genuine Crocodile Usa
- Martin Dingman
- Made In USA
- Includes 2 Buckles - 1 Silver Dress Buckle and 1 Silver with Tortoise Shell Roller for a more casual look.
- Very versatile - wear with a suit or switch the buckle and wear with jeans.
- Genuine Crocodile - 1 3/8" Width Strap
Martin Dingman Dawson Genuine Crocodile Belt for Men. Features genuine crocodile upper, full leather lining and includes 2 buckles to wear as a dress belt or casual. 1 3/8" Width Strap with 1. Silver color buckle for dress and a silver color buckle with tortoise shell roller for a more casual look and feel. Made by hand in the USA.
Country USA
Binding Apparel
Brand Martin Dingman
Color Black
Department mens
Label MARTIN DINGMAN
Manufacturer MARTIN DINGMAN
Publisher MARTIN DINGMAN
Studio MARTIN DINGMAN
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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