Orion Harness Leather Belt

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In just a short amount of time, Orion Belts have become a staple accessory within Massdrop’s Men's Style community. Back and better than ever, the Orion Harness Leather Belt features upgraded hardware to complement the high-quality leather construction Read More

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UncleMusket

166

Feb 21, 2018

Don't buy from these guys on Massdrop. I bought this drop and it had a huge section of the belt where the leather was screwed up. It was thicker and separated and looked like poor quality leather. There's no way they missed this when making it as it was the leather itself. Unacceptable for such a "premium" belt and you can pay less money for higher products elsewhere.

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OrionLeatherCo

Apr 16, 2018

We at Orion Leather make every single belt to order, including Massdrop buys. That is actually the reason why it takes a little longer for buyers to get their orders - we actually make the belt to order. So, factory seconds are not an option. We also provide a 100 year warranty on our belts, that covers all manufacturing defects among other things. That warranty applies to Massdrop purchased items. Mistakes happen, and at times, we miss a belt that has an issue, before it goes out to the customer. If that happened, please contact us and give us a chance to make things right.

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PurelySmart

144

Apr 16, 2018

OrionLeatherCoThe two Orion belts I bought through Massdrop were beyond my expectations. I wasn't complaining, but trying to explain why his was a bit off. Glad to see that they are not seconds though.

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rhinocerosbladder

383

Nov 27, 2017

I'm a 33 in pants, 32 in jeans (typical vanity sizing). I bought the 36 belt. Fits on the first hole barely.

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pickin_grinnin

Nov 25, 2017

How high do the sizes go?

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asrquinn

110

Nov 24, 2017

Maybe I missed it, but . . . would it be that difficult to lay the belt down outstretched on a flat surface (gotta be clear about that part, can be a bit tricky). Then use a tape measure carefully placed at one end of the leather (not including the buckle) and pull aforementioned tape measure along the length of the belt until the tape measure either hits either the middle hole or the end of the belt itself. An image could then be created showing the length of this measurement and the corresponding "size" of the belt. You can then measure an existing belt that fits and use that measurement as a cross reference to the "size" required. Oh look, someone already did it.