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Home » Buckle up for your next African adventure with the Rigby Canvas & Leather Belt

Buckle up for your next African adventure with the Rigby Canvas & Leather Belt

Adam Green By Adam Green June 22, 2024 1 Min Read
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Buckle up for your next African adventure with the Rigby Canvas & Leather Belt

Embark on your next safari in style with the latest addition to London gunmaker John Rigby & Co.’s safari clothing collection with the Rigby Canvas & Leather Belt. Crafted for the modern adventurer, this belt seamlessly combines durability with timeless style.

Handcrafted by the skilled artisans at Els & Co. in South Africa, the belt features a soft cotton canvas in a sand-coloured tone, perfectly complemented by tan leather tips for a striking contrast reminiscent of a bygone era. 

Designed to stand the test of time, the non-slip, suede-lined leather tips are hand-stitched using a thick wax-coated cotton thread. The belt’s solid cast brass buckles, ensure longevity in even the most demanding environments and each leather belt proudly carries the iconic Rigby ‘double R’ logo.

Available to purchase from the Rigby Shikar Store, this belt is a versatile accessory suitable for any adventure, from tracking game to exploring the great outdoors.
Available in sizes 38-inches or 46-inches, the Rigby Canvas & Leather Belt is priced at £192, plus P&P. To shop, visit: tinyurl.com/Rigby-CanvasLeatherBelt

For more information visit: www.johnrigbyandco.com 



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