The British Belt Company
About The British Belt Company →
The British Belt Company works from its own factory in Uppingham, Rutland, where it says belts are designed and made from start to finish under one roof. It works in full grain leather, buying its skins from tanneries approved by the Leather Working Group, and it says leftover leather scraps are reused rather than thrown away. Alongside belts under its own name, its website also sells belts under a second label, Sophos.
The leather goods
Men's belts sold under The British Belt Company's own name, in full grain leather and described on their own pages as made by hand in England: the Thistleton, with a nickel-finish pin buckle and bevelled edge, and the casual Ellison.
Under £75
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Only the belts shown here are confirmed as Made in Britain. Other belts on the site, including Sophos-labelled ones, may be made elsewhere.
Where they're made
Uppingham, Rutland
The belts shown here are made in England, at the company's own factory in Uppingham, Rutland. Not every belt on its website is made there.
Made in Britain — how we know
Each belt's own product page, checked in October 2026, gives the United Kingdom as its country of making and says it's made by hand in England. The company's About Us page places its factory in Uppingham. We didn't rely on the site-wide badge, which also appears on an Indian-made belt.
- Maker’s product page
Checked 19 October 2026Thistleton Men's Leather Jeans Belt - The British Belt Company ↗ - Maker’s about page
Checked 19 October 2026About Us - The British Belt Company ↗ - Maker’s product page
Checked 19 October 2026Ellison Men's Casual Leather Belt - The British Belt Company ↗
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