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OUR PHILOSOPHY
DESIGN CONSIDERATION
Almost 90 years ago, the Buckle family introduced their first range of men’s belts and braces. This tradition has been passed down to four generations. Over the years, a multitude of new styles and materials have been introduced including ladies collections and men’s accessories. Each assortment embodies the same principles of classic design and Australian style using quality materials sourced from around the world.
Every BUCKLE and ECCLISSE accessory is designed for style and functionality as materials, sizes, widths and thicknesses are carefully considered and selected. Our belts and braces are handcrafted in our factory in Sydney and we pride ourselves on maintaining unmatched quality and convenience.
QUALITY ASSURED
BUCKLE and ECCLISSE belts are individually handcrafted by our experienced leather craftspeople using traditional techniques and hand-assisted machinery.
In the classic and Italian collections, the layers are cut and profiled before being glued. The tip and holes are punched and the sides of the belt are painted by hand. Smart casual and jean collections are made using full grain genuine leather and follow a similar process. Finally the straps are stamped with the BUCKLE logo and size before the buckle is fastened. Each craftsperson carefully checks the belts as they pass through their work station. Only when all craftspeople are satisfied with the quality and workmanship will a BUCKLE swing tag be attached.
Generations of Australians testify to the longevity of BUCKLE products. We guarantee our accessories to be of the highest quality and to last you for many years to come.
AUSTRALIAN MADE
All BUCKLE and ECCLISSE products that are handcrafted in the Summer Hill, Sydney factory proudly leave with an Australian Made swing tag attached. Communicating the very place where these leather goods were produced not only shows the quality of BUCKLE and ECCLISSE accessories, but also drives home how important it still is to the company to have accessories produced on home soil. |


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