Cinch Buckle Guards
Designed to create a protective barrier between your horse and the steel cinch buckles, helping to minimise direct contact, rubbing and unnecessary pressure in one of your horse's most sensitive contact areas.
Individually handcrafted in Australia from premium Chahin vegetable tanned leather, this set features an extensively, fully hand-tooled Western floral design with a hand-stamped honeycomb background. Each guard is fully lined for a beautifully finished underside, added durability and a smooth surface against your horse.
Finished in rich, warm leather tones and fitted with genuine Jeremiah Watt stainless steel hardware, these guards combine practical protection with unmistakable handcrafted detail.
Features
Handcrafted in Australia.
Premium Chahin vegetable tanned leather.
Fully hand-tooled Western floral design.
Hand-stamped honeycomb background.
Fully lined construction.
Genuine Jeremiah Watt stainless steel hardware.
Approximate leather thickness: 3 mm to 5 mm (varies naturally between hides).
Fitment
Designed to fit most standard 3" cinch buckles.
Designed to gradually mould to your horse over time.
If your cinch features oversized, undersized or non-standard buckles, please contact us before placing your order so we can discuss a custom-made pair to ensure the best possible fit.
Natural Leather
As real leather is a natural product, variations in colour, grain, scars, wrinkles, insect bites and other natural markings are normal and form part of each hide's unique character. Minor variations in thickness, colour and dye absorption are also natural characteristics of premium leather and are not considered defects.
As every pair is individually carved, stamped and finished entirely by hand, no two pairs will ever be identical. Small variations in tooling are a hallmark of genuine handcrafted leatherwork and ensure every set is truly one of a kind.
For a more in-depth explanation of the design, materials and purpose behind our Cinch Buckle Guards, we invite you to visit our Facebook page and read our educational post.
Cinch Buckle Guards
Designed to create a protective barrier between your horse and the steel cinch buckles, helping to minimise direct contact, rubbing and unnecessary pressure in one of your horse's most sensitive contact areas.
Individually handcrafted in Australia from premium Chahin vegetable tanned leather, this set features an extensively, fully hand-tooled Western floral design with a hand-stamped honeycomb background. Each guard is fully lined for a beautifully finished underside, added durability and a smooth surface against your horse.
Finished in rich, warm leather tones and fitted with genuine Jeremiah Watt stainless steel hardware, these guards combine practical protection with unmistakable handcrafted detail.
Features
Handcrafted in Australia.
Premium Chahin vegetable tanned leather.
Fully hand-tooled Western floral design.
Hand-stamped honeycomb background.
Fully lined construction.
Genuine Jeremiah Watt stainless steel hardware.
Approximate leather thickness: 3 mm to 5 mm (varies naturally between hides).
Fitment
Designed to fit most standard 3" cinch buckles.
Designed to gradually mould to your horse over time.
If your cinch features oversized, undersized or non-standard buckles, please contact us before placing your order so we can discuss a custom-made pair to ensure the best possible fit.
Natural Leather
As real leather is a natural product, variations in colour, grain, scars, wrinkles, insect bites and other natural markings are normal and form part of each hide's unique character. Minor variations in thickness, colour and dye absorption are also natural characteristics of premium leather and are not considered defects.
As every pair is individually carved, stamped and finished entirely by hand, no two pairs will ever be identical. Small variations in tooling are a hallmark of genuine handcrafted leatherwork and ensure every set is truly one of a kind.
For a more in-depth explanation of the design, materials and purpose behind our Cinch Buckle Guards, we invite you to visit our Facebook page and read our educational post.