Specifications: - This women waist belt is made of high quality artificial leather PU leather
- Adjustable length of this leather belt can be matched with jeans or pants
- With buckle design, this women waist belt is very convenient and stable to use
- This buckle belt makes you look more fashion and elegant
- Combination this fashion leather belt with right clothes, make you more fashion and stylish
- Special waist belt is a great gift for your friend as a special gift
- Material: Leather
- Color: Brown
- Size: 120.0 x 2.5cm/47.2 x 1.0in(L x W)
Details:
- With solid color and knot design, this waist belt can show your taste and make you look very stylish
- The belt is with djustable length, which can be matched with jeans or other kind of pants
- Unique buckle design makes this women leather waist belt safe and stable to wear
- Excellent workmanship and high quality material ensure this fashion belt a good gift for your female friends
- With narrow type design, this leather belt can be matched with a coat as a kind of decoration to your clothes
How to Take Care of a Leather Belt:
- Leather belts retain their good looks and function well if you properly care for them. Sunlight, perspiration, grime and spills all can take a toll on leather belts. The two aspects of leather belt care you should keep in mind are cleaning and storage. Leather can dry out if stored in sunlight and can mildew if stored in humid areas. Using the wrong types of cleaning products on leather can also damage it, reducing the wearable lifespan on the belt
Instructions - Remove dirt or spills from your leather belt promptly. To remove dust or dirt, brush the belt gently with a soft-bristled tooth brush or shoe brush
- Soak up spills on the belt with a clean, absorbent cloth. Use a damp cloth if spills are anything other than water. Dry the belt immediately with a dry cloth
- Clean your leather belt with saddle soap at least once every 6 months (more frequently if you wear the same belt every day--about every 3 months in that case). Rub the saddle soap all over the belt. Wipe it down, to remove excess saddle soap and dirt, with a clean, dry cloth
- Condition the belt after cleaning (you'll only need to do this if the belt still feels too stiff--sometimes saddle soap alone will condition it enough) to keep it supple. Use a leather conditioner applied to a soft cloth. Rub the cloth over both sides of the belt until the belt has absorbed much of the conditioner
- Let the belt hang dry (straight down, with the buckle attached to a hook on the wall or in a closet) before you wear it again
Tips & Warnings - Treat a braided leather belt similarly to solid belts. Clean and condition it with leather care products and hang the belt when you aren't wearing it
- Sportsfantreasures.com warns against using any solvents (such as turpentine or degreaser) on leather belts as these may irreparably damage leather
How to Tie a Waist Belt:
A waist belt can be a great addition to an outfit. The old square knot or big limp bows, however, do not go with every outfit. Plus they have a tendency to come across as boring and uninspired. So how do you get out of that rut? Try a new knot. The obi, a Japanese waist belt, is used both for martial arts uniform belts and kimonos. While a traditional kimono obi can be very difficult to tie, the obi knot used for martial arts uniforms is much simpler and just as good-looking Instructions - Wrap the obi around your waist two times. The end you start with is going to be wrapped underneath
- Take the loose end and tuck it upward underneath the two layers already wrapped so that it is directly against your body
- Find the beginning end and pull it down then check to see if both ends are even. Once they are both pulled out, they should look like a diagonal
- Take the bottom end, turn it, and tuck it underneath and in between the two wraps. Be sure to leave a gap
- Take the top end and tuck it through the previously made gap and then between one layer of wraps. Both ends should now be pointing down
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