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When did leather belts replace suspenders?

When did people start using belts instead of suspenders?   The use of belts instead of sus...

Photos of animal species used for belts

i Wild Alligator Tegu Lizard Ostrich Yellow Anaconda Stingray Python Freshwater Crocodile Caiman Crocodile B...

Short facts about the animal species

Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis)There are only two species of alligator – the one mentioned above and the Chine...

The processes for making BREDAL alligator leather belts

The skins have already gone through many processes from the time of capture via the cooler room with the hunter with salting, to being picked up by truck to the tannery

Alligator or crocodile? The battle for world-class leather belts.

The rails from both are considered the most expensive available. The image below shows alligator's broad round jaw - caiman crocodile which actually belongs to the alligator genus  also has this. Alligators have a bite force of 2 tons.   The Crocodile has a sharper jaw design. The first two have hidden teeth, while the crocodile has poor dental alignment with many teeth outside and clearly visible.

How should I measure a belt?

A belt you buy from me is measured as above - from the end without the buckle to the middle hole of five.Remember! You never measure with the buckle, because buckles have different length measurements. If you already have a belt and want to tell me what size you want - you specify the cm measurement from the end (buckle side) to the hole you use the most.

CITES - Ethical trade in exotic leather products

Exotic leather products from special species such as alligator, caiman, crocodile, python, lizard, and shark. Applies to all reptiles. These and others require a CITES certificate to be legally imported to Norway. You must have an import license for legal import.

Product renewal or sustainability?

Product renewal or sustainability – what can we do to extend the lifespan of our used items? There are many terms floating around these days – repurposing, reuse, renewal, and sustainability. They all seem to mean the same thing – ensuring that we take care of the things and products we already have.
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