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    Oh, hello there Ohm! Is that a new belt?

    by Bryan Schultz May 16, 2018 1 min read

    New Product - Black Chrome Ohm Belt Buckle on Grey Rough Rider Distressed Leather Handmade Belt

    Hey guys!

     

    We put a couple new buckle and leather combinations up on the website. Our favorite is definitely the Black Chrome Ohm on Grey Rough Rider Leather Belt. It’s a nice contrast of the glossy black chrome finish against the distressed grey leather. Don’t know what took us so long to put together this combo!

    In other news, we are looking to make some changes to our website and would love to get feedback from our customers. Let us know what you like and don’t like, things you think need improvement, etc. You can post your suggestions on our Instagram or Facebook pages, or you can always email us with suggestions.

     

    Thanks!

    Bryan & Cristina


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