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Tom Ford TF 38mm Belt Sn64 in Gold/Black – Accessories

Gold/Black

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Tom Ford TF 38mm Belt Sn64 is a men's accessory in the For Him accessories collection. This men's accessory is listed with current price and availability for each purchasable option and is shown in Gold/Black. Listed size options include 90, 95, 100, 105 and 110; select the required size before adding the item to your bag.

  • Tom Ford TF 38mm Belt Sn64 is a men's accessory in the For Him accessories collection.
  • This men's accessory is listed with current price and availability for each purchasable option and is shown in Gold/Black.
  • Listed size options include 90, 95, 100, 105 and 110; select the required size before adding the item to your bag.
  • Belts selected from Tom Ford's current catalogue
  • 1 purchasable variation across 1 colour
Product type
Belts
Condition
new
Colours
1
Sizes listed
5
Reference
FH-P-D2190CB6C16E

Your buying guide

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Helpful context without inventing specifications the brand or supplier has not provided.

01

Fit & sizing

Belt sizes are shown as supplied, commonly in centimetres. Measure a well-fitting belt from the buckle pin to the hole you use most.

02

Care

Follow the brand care label or product documentation. For leather, jewellery and watches, avoid prolonged moisture, heat and chemical contact.

03

Delivery & returns

Complimentary UK delivery is available over £50. Eligible items can be returned within 30 days in their original, unworn condition.

04

Availability

In stock in at least one listed variation. Final availability is confirmed before payment.

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