Long ago, cowboys decided to take a little piece of functional hardware–the belt buckle–and turn it into an accessory. We’re not about to advocate you go out and get yourself a rodeo-ready belt buckle so big you could eat your eggs off it… unless you happen to ride in rodeos and have a sudden lack of tableware. But Drifted’s belt buckles we will advocate; they’re handmade, unique pieces made from old surfboards and other reclaimed, recycled, and found objects. A variety of styles are available, all pretty damn cool. Check em out, as they do more than just hold your pants up.
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