A realistic small crocodile embossed belt made from high-quality kip leather, born from the desire to create a playful belt.
The outer surface is made of kip leather that is a little over a year old and has a fine texture and certain strength, and the inner surface is made of tanned leather that has been raised with sandpaper. The surface is finished in a transparent aniline tone so that the deep embossed crocodile markings in vivid shades stand out.

The width of the belt is 35mm, which is neither too thin nor too thick, with the idea that it can be worn for both dressed-down and casual occasions. Many customers choose it as a gift.

“The invisible part. That’s why we don’t cut corners.”

The key point is whether you can use it for many years.
It's all about choosing the core material.

A core material used between leather.
All belt cores produced by Brooklyn Museum are made of tanned soft leather.
Generally, synthetic materials are often used as core materials, but by using a core material called shibu-doko, the strength is increased and it is difficult to wear out.
Paying close attention to the parts that cannot be seen from the outside is an essential point in order to ensure that the product can be used for a long time.

Another point is that it is made using a method called "feather".
One way to make a dress belt is to add volume to the center of the belt and create a three-layer structure. This technology adds smooth curves and a beautiful solid appearance.
It also improves the fit when the belt is tightened.

The front side is made of croco pattern leather, and the back side is made of tanned leather with sandpaper to raise the pile. Furthermore, when attaching the buckle, instead of using a sewing machine, the buckle is sewn firmly by hand in four places, making it so durable that it will not budge even if you pull the buckle.