Jiro Belts, Free Shipping Worldwide Ends March 15

Every JIRO belt has been manufactured using tires and custom belt buckles. They also have the ability to make fully customizable belts; write to: info@jiro-belt for more details.

My favorite belt, in limited supply, is this one:

Their Facebook page, here, has their current inventory.

Free shipping worldwide ends tomorrow, Friday, March 15th.

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Jiro Belts

JIRO belts are fully customizable through the choice of buckle and different color combinations of the loops. e-mail info@jiro-belt.com for purchase information. The website is www.jiro-belt.com

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Jiro Belts

Jiro Belts has added some nice selections to their belts made from tires. Visit www.jiro-belt.com or on Facebook here.

Photos: a sampling from the many tire belts available.

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Jiro Belt Sale, 50% Off Black Belts in October

Jiro is having a month long, October, sale on their black belts made from tires. Many options in black but if you want something more colorful there are those also. For more details, and how to order click here.

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JIRO Limited Edition Belt Based On Vittoria's "IL GUERRIERO"

We wrote about JIRO, maker of belts from tires, last year. JIRO, in collaboration with VITTORIA for the 2010 Giro d'Italia, is now offering a unique limited edition belt, bracelet and a pair of "IL GUERRIERO" tires as a package. The edition is limited to 30.

These are the last of these special tires which were made by Vittoria to celebrate the Italian national championship of Michele Bartoli.

For more info and orders contact: guerriero@jiro-belt.com

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Turning Tires Into Belts: Jiro Belts

JIRO BELT, in Italy, is turning tires into belts. Visit their website for an extensive gallery of the belts available, each unique.

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