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Southwestern Embroidery Top Grain Black Leather Belt Make your size selection from the drop-down menu.:36 (out of stock) He is wearing a "Jeff Make your selection from the drop-down menu.:7.25" x 10.5" S&N Paper Print

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Southwestern Embroidery Top Grain Black Leather Belt Make your size selection from the drop down menu.:36 (out of stock) He is wearing a "Jeff Make your selection from the drop down menu.:7.25" x 10.5" S&N Paper Print He is wearing a "Jeff Davis" hat along with a presidential peace medal around his neck Classic rolled brim styling with a dual tone ombre brim with tightly woven coated mesh and an open weave vented crown for 4 season wear and a unique hatband in with black and silver beads and a silver encircled star medallion on the front intricate and brilliantly colored Aztec stitching across the center back that adds a subtle texture and colorful interest to the classic cowboy or cowgirl styling as well as contrasting high quality materials offering a sleek ebony finish with eye catching detailing that's perfect for everyday jeans or for a dressy night on the town

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