Dark Brown Croc Embossed Belt with Engraved Metal Keeper

Dye sits darker inside the embossed cells and lighter in the channels between them, so the strap reads deep brown from a distance and rust brown where light catches a ridge. The cells are moulded in rows down the length, each dished in the middle and ridged hard at its border. Raised faces hold a shine and the cuts stay matt.

The buckle is a squared frame in brushed grey metal. Its prong is one flat pin, hinged on the frame's inner bar and rounded at the tip. A metal keeper sits behind the buckle in place of the usual leather loop, its outward face engraved. The strap edge is painted black and runs unstitched from buckle to tip. The holes are punched clean, with no eyelets.

The tip is cut to a point and both corners are rounded off, and the black edge paint carries around them. The cell pattern is not uniform across the width: large squared cells run down the centre of the strap and break into smaller ones near the edges.