1.25" Navy-White Stripe Cloth Strap
1.25" Navy-White Stripe Cloth Strap
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With Micradjust Technology® (see how)
This Navy w/White Stripe Cloth front, micro-fiber backed strap is 1.25" wide and uses Micradjust Technology® for the perfect fit.
This strap is great with a pair of chinos, jeans, or shorts, adding just enough color to any outfit.
Since all Anson straps fit pant sizes up to 50" (excluding Premier straps), you don't need to choose a size.
As long as you or the recipient wears a size 50" pant or less you will be able to size this belt to your waist.
You simply cut the excess material from the raw end of the strap that inserts into the buckle.
This way it fits YOUR exact waist, with no guessing. (see how)
Width of Strap: All of our 1.25" collection straps have an actual width of 1.1875".
- Cloth front/micro-fiber back
- Fits 1.25" Anson Belt buckles only
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I have been using Anson Belt for years. Have never needed to replaced a strap or buckle and I love them! They really bring an outfit together.
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These belts are great and are of good quality. You can make it a perfect fit for your waist even when you gain or lose weight.
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I love al the belts and buckles I purchased. They all fit perfect and are easy to use. But mostly they look great on from being casual to being dressed up. Highly recommend the products! Oh and the belt hanger is a great idea and tool.
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The blue/white cloth belt looks much better in person. Great casual strap. Looks and feels high quality and the hole-less Anson system is excellent.
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I am a big fan of these high quality belts. I have been so impressed I have been a repeat customer. The order turnaround and shipping has been fantastic! Website is also super. What a great company to do business with. I rarely write reviews. Thanks Anson!
