busterbones
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These leather suspenders are wicked cool. Custom made for me. I wear 50" suspenders which are a large. I'm short but stocky! I paid over $200 for these. asking $145 shipped for the suspenders and bracelet. the bracelet should fit a 7" or less wrist.
If you would like to try them out go for it, If they don't fit I will refund your money no questions asked. I'll only be happy if you're happy with them.
Description
Next level exclusive suspender design with all of the quality you've come to expect from Project TransAction. These X-back suspenders have 2 trigger snaps that clip on the side belt loops and feature rib height side details that accent the body's natural contours. High-quality dual roller buckles allow the front straps to easily adjust. (oxblood red) leather.
- 100% genuine oil-tanned American cowhide
- X back design with adjustable front straps, hand sewn; adjustable
- Top quality solid hardware and hand set rivets
- Small batch artisan made in Boston, MA (USA);
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If you would like to try them out go for it, If they don't fit I will refund your money no questions asked. I'll only be happy if you're happy with them.
Description
Next level exclusive suspender design with all of the quality you've come to expect from Project TransAction. These X-back suspenders have 2 trigger snaps that clip on the side belt loops and feature rib height side details that accent the body's natural contours. High-quality dual roller buckles allow the front straps to easily adjust. (oxblood red) leather.
- 100% genuine oil-tanned American cowhide
- X back design with adjustable front straps, hand sewn; adjustable
- Top quality solid hardware and hand set rivets
- Small batch artisan made in Boston, MA (USA);
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