The leather for this belt comes from the neck area, which gives it a striking natural structure. It's tumbled in a rotating barrel, which emphasises the structure and softens the leather. It is dyed semi-aniline, the leather of the belt retains the hide's natural surface with the entire individual structure of the piece visible. The buckle is sewn with a saddler's stitch.

Since 1825, the name Schröder has been synonymous with expertise in leather in Uetersen, Schleswig-Holstein. For 140 years, leather was tanned and crafted into leather goods at the company’s own facility—until 1964. At that time, the leather manufacturer closed its own tannery and began specializing in the production of leather goods. Since then, the family-run business has been crafting belts whose value lies in the details. They are always made from vegetable-tanned or pit-tanned cowhide sourced from European tanneries. The leather is never sprayed with dye; instead, it is dyed throughout in a vat—ensuring that its surface remains textured and vibrant.