Pilot-style belt- Style 5: The Colonel Ward TMAG

Inspired by the pilot belts worn across the galaxy by New Republic Rangers pilots, which were based off of British PLCE military style belts and include roller-pin buckles, these belts will be a great accessory to any galactic look! Built to match the screen used suit. We offer 5 different styles in multiple colors. Please read through the entire product description to ensure you make the correct product selections enter the required measurements into the note field along with your order. This listing is for Style 5: Colonel Ward's belt from The Mandalorian and Grogu ------------------------------------------------------------------ Style 5: The Colonel Ward Ranger Belt TMAG. Adding to the main belt from Style 1, this style adds crash webbing inspired by Colonel Ward (this is built to match the suit used in the movie by that character) The crash webbing is made out of 2" wide plain webbing. Features 2 additional roller-pin buckles on the front with pull tabs, and flare loops on either side of the main belt, and a full set of 12 resin belt flares. Options: Colors: You may select from the available colors. For Colonel Ward, select "Silver" as the color. Contact us for special requests. We are, of course Lonewolf Customs. IMPORTANT: You will need to enter in measurement info into the notes field when you are checking out! In the notes field of the order, please put the length for the belt. To get this measurement, measure OVER the clothing/costume/outfit you will be wearing with the belt and measure at the waist where you plan to wear the belt. We will make the main belt slightly longer than the measurement (Approximately 6 - 7 inches), designed to give you some overlap, so do not add extra length in the numbers you give us, we will do that for you. YOU MUST GIVE US YOUR MEASUREMENTS: Let us how long you want the crash webbing loops to be. To get this measurement, measure from a few inches to the side of center back at the waist where you will be wearing the belt, loop it down to the length you want the loop to go to, and back up to your front, about half way between your center front and side. Materials: metal roller-pin buckles, cordura, cording, webbing, and resin.