These belts are handmade in Sheffield, England, using retired British climbing rope and a double D-ring buckle. The creative folks at Scavenger remove the cores (which they then use for other purposes) and press the sheaths flat. Using a zigzag stitch, they sew together three complementary patterns to create each belt.

The widths vary, but most are around or just under 1.5". In most cases, the length is 8" longer than the largest stated waist size, but that can vary by an inch or two. (e.g. A medium, which is listed as 34" to 38", is around 46" in total length.) The open end of each belt is cut and heat-sealed. Not sure about the size? Order a large and you can cut and fuse the end yourself. 

Looking for something a bit narrower? Check out the Twin Climbing Rope Belt.

IMPORTANT: Belts cannot be returned after they have been cut-to-size.