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Dickies Grafters Belt
21,50 €
(inc vat)
17,92 €
(ex vat)
(BE100)
Dickies Grafters Belt
(BE100)
21,50 €
(inc vat)
17,92 €
(ex vat)
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Product Information
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Reviews (38)
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Stock Info
This is a simple yet practical leather Dickies belt. The perfect addition for any Dickies workwear trousers; this belt features a stamped Dickies logo on the feather end and a nickel finish steel buckle.
Ideal sizing; M - 33"-36" waist, L - 38"-41" waist, XL - 42"-45" waist.
Features:
- Dickies logo stamped to the feather end
- Nickel finish steel buckle
- Six hole belt with feather end
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19/04/18
Good quality and arrived on time.
7/03/18
Reasonable quality, perhaps isn't as heavyweight as it looked in the picture. Only time will tell how well it will wear.
7/02/18
Looks good. Great brand name
16/01/18
great quality, great price highly recommended
20/11/17
Exactly as seen in the pictures, sizing is accurate. Great product.
19/04/18
Good quality and arrived on time.
7/02/18
Looks good. Great brand name
16/01/18
great quality, great price highly recommended
20/11/17
Exactly as seen in the pictures, sizing is accurate. Great product.
15/11/17
A good quality product at a reasonable price
9/01/17
As described very good.fit like a glove
11/12/16
very pleased with good quality belt
16/09/15
Good to find a solid leather belt at a reasonable price. Sturdy buckle and generous size.
7/03/18
Reasonable quality, perhaps isn't as heavyweight as it looked in the picture. Only time will tell how well it will wear.
14/10/16
Okay but expected it to be wider.
15/06/15
Belt arrived so dry and brittle that I had to soak it in leather cream for a week. The internal surface of the belt was completely unfinished and could have been used as super coarse sand paper.
Several months down the line and I'm still not sure the belt is going to crack. Just soaked it again to try and soften it up.
I'm guessing this was old stock?
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| M | L | XL | |
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| Black |