Two more concealed carry belts.

[Grunt]

Howdy folks! Here are two more concealed carry belts I have made up. The plain one is made from W&C Bridle leather lined with W&C saddle skirting and finished with Acrylic Resolene. THe fancy one os two layers of W&C Saddle Skirting with the outer layer dyed Saddle Tan and finished with Acrylic Resolene. ALL of the stitching on both belts was saddle stitched by HAND.

And please remember I am not a photographer.

Thanks for looking,

Nick

[Jordan]

I really like the fancy one. How many hours in stitching? What weight is the leathers you used? Nice work keep it up.

[TwinOaks]

Nice work on the belts, they look very well done.

Here in Alabama, we can wear our belts openly, or covered with a shirt, jacket, or whatever. We don't even have to have a permit to wear a belt concealed. When we wear it outside the pants, most folks don't even notice....'cept maybe when somebody grabs ahold of it to hike up their britches.

[abn]

Nick, you should get some sort of medal for hand-stitching those belts. Like Jordan, I'd love to know how many hours it takes.

Beautiful work, as always. Best, -Alex

[Grunt]

Thanks guys! I tell you it is rough making belts in such a strict belt state. We are hoping for open carry one of these days.

I honestly don't know how may hours go into stitching one of these belts. I have never kept track. I stitch in the evenings while I watch TV. I know it is a few hours for each belt to be sure, more for the one with decorative stitching. I have gotten faster with my stitching as time has gone on however. If I factored labor time into the equasion I would have to charge a whole lot more. Right now I am enjoying myself and selling a few. I hope to save enough for a sewing machine so I can make things more quickly.

Regards,

Nick