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Cinturones Díaz

Cinturones Díaz represents over 50 years of family-owned leather craftsmanship, specializing in artisanal belts that blend traditional techniques with modern durability. Customers highlight the brand’s timeless designs and heirloom-quality construction, particularly appreciating the customizable engraving options.

Santos Degollado 156-b, Atoyac, Jalisco, Mexico
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Made in Mexico Mexican Belts

Established:Over 50 years ago.Location:Atoyac, Jalisco, Mexico.Core Products:Plain, engraved, and vaquero-style belts.Standouts:Eco-friendly vegetable tanning, generational expertise.Materials:Locally sourced cowhide leather, natural dyes.Sustainability:Water-conscious tanning processes, zero-waste leather utilization.Customer Sentiment:Described as “durable enough for daily ranch work” and “elegant enough for special occasions.”

Santos Degollado 156-b, Atoyac, Jalisco, Mexico

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