Timbelt B.V.
4.6
No minimum
Timbelt leather belt 421 Gray
Ships directly from brand in 1-3 days
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This is a stylish and sustainable leather belt. The material is of high quality and has a beautiful gray appearance. The belt has a simple but elegant buckle, making it easy to adjust. This belt fits well with both casual and formal outfits and is a practical accessory for daily use.
The belt has a classic look and is made of sustainable leather, which means that it will last a long time. The buckle is made of nickel -free material, which can be important for people with sensitive skin. Overall this is a solid and reliable belt that is a good addition to every wardrobe.
The belt has a classic look and is made of sustainable leather, which means that it will last a long time. The buckle is made of nickel -free material, which can be important for people with sensitive skin. Overall this is a solid and reliable belt that is a good addition to every wardrobe.
| Width | 4 cm |
| Color | Grijs |
| Material | Leer |
| Made in | Netherlands |
| Brand location | Netherlands |
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Timbelt B.V.
4.6
No minimum
Riemen Wholesale Timbelt B.V. was founded in 1978 and is a company that has been making high -quality leather products for years. The entire order process, from development to extradition, is done in -house. Timbelt B.V. Makes trendy, casual and basic leashes for women, men and children. We provide an extensive, high -quality and very affordable, varied collection for you. Almost all products offered by us are handmade and are made in our own factory in Dongen.
