Reversible leather goods belt
The reversible leather goods belt simplifies manufacturing and use by incorporating a ribbon with a movable loop and accessible buckle mechanism, enhancing usability and ease of operation.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- FR2023008282
- Authority / Receiving Office
- FR · FR
- Patent Type
- Patents
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-07-31
- Publication Date
- 2025-07-25
- Estimated Expiration
- 2043-07-31
AI Technical Summary
Existing reversible leather goods belts are complex to manufacture and use, with intricate mechanisms that complicate their functionality.
A reversible leather goods belt design featuring a ribbon with a slot and a loop movable in translation, a buckle secured in rotation, and a tongue movable relative to the buckle, where the ribbon's first end is free and includes thinned portions allowing the loop to be accessible from both faces, simplifying the mechanism.
The design simplifies manufacturing and use by enabling reversible functionality while maintaining ease of operation.
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Abstract
Description
Title of the invention: Reversible leather goods belt TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
[0001] The invention relates to a leather goods belt.
[0002] It relates more particularly to a reversible leather goods belt. STATE OF THE ART
[0003] A belt generally comprises a ribbon having a first face and a second face opposite the first face, the ribbon having a determined length and extending between a first folded end and a second unfolded end which is opposite the first folded end.
[0004] Such a belt also comprises a belt closing mechanism formed by a buckle mechanically secured in rotation to the first folded end of the ribbon, and by a pin mounted so as to be able to rotate on the buckle at the first folded end of the ribbon.
[0005] Such a belt further comprises a plurality of orifices arranged at a distance from each other according to a determined gap, opposite the buckle and the tongue, on the side of the second end, and provided to receive the tongue when the second end of the ribbon is introduced into the buckle so as to close the ribbon of the belt.
[0006] Such a belt generally also comprises one or more loops which are mounted on the ribbon, for example movable in a space delimited by the first folded end.
[0007] Some belts are said to be reversible. This means that they can be worn with the first side visible or with the second side visible.
[0008] In particular, US patent 2,676,379 discloses a belt such as that described above and further comprising a slot provided opening into the ribbon from the first end and opposite a pivot zone where the tongue is movable in rotation relative to the buckle.
[0009] Thus, the tongue can be pivoted through the slot to be located either on the side of the first face of the ribbon, or on the side of the second face of the ribbon, so that the belt can be used reversibly. Statement of the invention
[0010] The invention aims to provide a reversible leather goods belt, of the type described above, which is particularly simple and convenient both to manufacture and to use.
[0011] To this end, the invention relates to a reversible leather goods belt. comprising a ribbon having a first face and a second face opposite the first face, the ribbon having a determined length and extending between a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the ribbon having a slot extending from the first end and opening onto the first face and onto the second face, the reversible leather goods belt further comprising a loop mounted movable in translation on the ribbon, a buckle mechanically secured in rotation to the first end of the ribbon, and a tongue mechanically secured in rotation to the first end of the ribbon and movable relative to the buckle and through the slot;the reversible leather goods belt being characterized in that the first end of the ribbon is free and not folded back, and the ribbon is provided with at least a first portion having a first width and at least a second thinned portion having a second width less than the first width, extending from the first free and not folded back end and joining the first portion, with the loop which is mounted movable in translation on the second thinned portion so as to be interposed between the buckle and the first portion of the ribbon and which is accessible both from the first face of the ribbon and from the second face of the ribbon. ;
[0012] The belt according to the invention combines the fact of having the tongue movable through the slot provided in the ribbon as well as the second thinned portion of the ribbon along which the loop is movable in translation. Furthermore, in the belt according to the invention, each of the slot and the second thinned portion extends from the first free and unfolded end of the ribbon, to which the buckle and the tongue are pivotally articulated.
[0013] Such a combination allows the belt to be used reversibly, while simplifying its manufacture and use.
[0014] Preferred, simple, convenient and economical features of the belt according to the invention are presented below.
[0015] The ribbon may have a determined thickness over its determined length, formed from a first strip of material and a second strip of material arranged against each other and mechanically secured to each other, with the loop being partially sandwiched between the first strip of material and the second strip of material, at the first free and unfolded end.
[0016] The first strip of material and the second strip of material may be made in a single piece folded back on itself and the loop may be sandwiched at the fold.
[0017] The first strip of material and the second strip of material may be distinct from one another and join at the first free and unfolded end of the ribbon by an addition of material at least partially covering the loop.
[0018] The first strip of material and the second strip of material may be sewn together at edges of the ribbon and the slit may be at least partially surrounded by an additional stitching line.
[0019] The first portion and the second thinned portion may join at a first joining portion having a variable width decreasing from the first portion towards the second thinned portion.
[0020] The first joining portion may have a beveled edge or a curved edge.
[0021] The first face of the ribbon may have a first pattern and / or a first shade. and the second side of the ribbon may have a second pattern different from the first pattern and / or a second shade different from the first shade.
[0022] The ribbon may comprise a plurality of through-holes, which are provided opening onto the first face and onto the second face and at a distance from each other according to a determined gap from the second end, each through-hole being configured to receive the tongue when the second end of the ribbon is inserted into the buckle, so as to close the belt.
[0023] The ribbon may be provided with at least one third thinned portion having a third width less than the first width and extending from the second end and / or being interposed between two sections of the first portion.
[0024] The loop may be provided with a closed structure of material defining at least one through-orifice which has a substantially rectangular shape having a first depth dimension greater than twice the determined thickness of the ribbon and a second width dimension greater than the second width of the second thinned portion and less than the first width of the first portion of the ribbon.
[0025] The loop may comprise a first H-shaped member located on the first face of the ribbon and oriented along the length and / or width of the ribbon, a second H-shaped member located on the second face of the ribbon and oriented along the length and / or width of the ribbon, and a plurality of bridges each joining the first H-shaped member and the second H-shaped member.
[0026] The loop may be formed from a frame comprising a first portion in the shape of a horseshoe arch and having a first end and a second end opposite the first end, and a second straight portion joining the first end and the second end of the first portion in the shape of a horseshoe arch and being mechanically secured in rotation to the first end of the ribbon.
[0027] The first horseshoe-shaped portion and the second straight portion may delimit an opening for introducing the second end of the ribbon into the frame of the loop.
[0028] The barb can be mechanically secured in rotation around the second straight portion of the frame forming the loop. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
[0029] [Fig.l] schematically represents, in perspective, an overall view of a reversible leather goods belt according to the invention in an open position with the first face of a ribbon of the belt visible.
[0030] [Fig.2] is a view similar to [Fig.l], with the reversible leather goods belt in a closed position.
[0031] [Fig. 3] schematically and partially represents, in front view, a detail at the level of a first end of the reversible leather goods belt visible in [Fig. 1].
[0032] [Fig.4] is a view similar to [Fig.3] but with the second face of the ribbon visible.
[0033] [Fig.5] schematically and partially represents, in top view, the detail visible in [Fig.4].
[0034] [Fig.6] is a view similar to [Fig.5], in which the tongue is rotated almost 180° and is located in the slot of the reversible leather belt.
[0035] [Fig. 7] is a view similar to Figures 5 and 6, in which the barb is rotated more than 180° relative to the barb in [Fig. 6].
[0036] [Fig.8] is a view similar to [Fig.2] but with the second face of the ribbon exposed in place of the first face of the ribbon. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0037] Figures 1 and 2 illustrate a reversible leather goods belt 1, respectively in an open configuration and in a closed configuration, comprising a ribbon 2, a loop 3 slidably mounted on the ribbon 2, a buckle 4 mechanically secured in rotation relative to the ribbon 2 and a pin 5 mechanically secured in rotation relative to the ribbon 2 and relative to the buckle 4.
[0038] The ribbon 2 has a first face 6 and a second face 7 opposite the first face 6.
[0039] The first face 6 of the ribbon 2 has a first pattern and a first shade, while the second face of the ribbon has a second pattern different from the first pattern and a second shade different from the first shade.
[0040] The ribbon 2 has a determined length and extends between a first end 8 and a second end 9 opposite the first end 8.
[0041] The first end 8 of the ribbon 2 is free, and in particular not folded back.
[0042] In other words, the first end 8 does not include a fold of material on one of the first face 6 and second face 7 of the ribbon 2, such that the loop 3 is not blocked in a space provided by such a fold of material.
[0043] In the example illustrated, the second end 9 of the ribbon 2 is free and arrowhead-shaped, and has curved edges.
[0044] The ribbon 2 comprises a slot 10 extending from the first end 8 and opening onto the first face 6 and onto the second face 7.
[0045] The slot 10 is configured to allow the barb 5 to be accessible both at the first face 6 and at the second face 7 of the ribbon 2 (see below in more detail).
[0046] The ribbon 2 is provided with a first portion 11 having a first width and a second thinned portion 12 having a second width less than the first width.
[0047] The second thinned portion 12 extends from the first free end 5 and joins the first portion 11 of the ribbon 2.
[0048] The second thinned portion 12 extends over a second determined length, for example between 1 / 10 and 1 / 5 of the determined length of the ribbon 2.
[0049] In particular, the slot 10 of the ribbon 2 extends here only over the second thinned portion 12.
[0050] In the illustrated example, the first portion 11 and the second thinned portion 12 join at a first junction portion 13 having a variable width decreasing from the first portion 11 towards the second thinned portion 12.
[0051] The first joining portion 13 here has a beveled edge.
[0052] In the example illustrated, the ribbon 2 is provided with a third thinned portion 14 having a third width less than the first width of the first portion 11 and extending from the second end 9.
[0053] The third thinned portion 14 and the second thinned portion 12 are here separated by the first portion 11.
[0054] The third width of the third thinned portion 14 is substantially identical to the second width of the second thinned portion 12.
[0055] In the illustrated example, the third thinned portion 14 and the first portion 11 join at a second joining portion 15.
[0056] The second joining portion 15 here has a variable width which decreases from the first portion 11 towards the third thinned portion 14, and a beveled edge.
[0057] In the example illustrated, the strip 2 comprises a plurality of through-orifices 16, which are provided opening onto the first face 6 and onto the second face 7 and at a distance from each other according to a determined gap from the second end 9.
[0058] The ribbon 2 here comprises five through holes 16, which are provided in the third thinned portion 14.
[0059] Each through hole 16 is configured to receive the barb 5 when the second end 9 of the ribbon 2 is introduced into the loop 4, so as to close the leather goods belt 1 ([Fig.2]).
[0060] The loop 3 is mounted to move in translation on the second thinned portion 12 of the strip 2 and is accessible both from the first face 6 and from the second face 7 of the strip 2.
[0061] In other words, the loop 3 is interposed between the loop 4 and the first portion 11 of the ribbon 2 such that the loop 3 is movable in translation only on the second thinned portion 12 of the ribbon 2, and here in particular between the loop 4 and the first joining portion 13 of the ribbon 2.
[0062] The travel of the loop 3 on the ribbon 2 is therefore limited.
[0063] The loop 3 is configured to hold the ribbon 2 at its second end 9 against the second thinned portion 12.
[0064] The loop 4 is mechanically secured in rotation to the first end 8 of the ribbon 2.
[0065] The barb 5 is mechanically secured in rotation to the first end 8 of the ribbon 2 and is movable relative to the loop 4 and through the slot 10 of the ribbon 2.
[0066] In other words, the barb 5 can pass through the slot 10 from one to the other of the first face 6 and second face 7 of the ribbon 2, so that the barb 5 can come into abutment against the loop 4 on the side of the first face 6 or the second face 7 of the ribbon 2.
[0067] Thus, the buckle 4 and the pin 5 form a mechanism for opening and closing the reversible leather goods belt 1.
[0068] In the open configuration, as illustrated in [Fig.l], the second end 9 of the ribbon 2 is located at a distance from the first end 8 and is not introduced into the loop 4.
[0069] In the closed configuration, as illustrated in [Fig.2], the second end 9 of the ribbon 2 is introduced into the loop 4 and the loop 3, and the barb 5 is introduced into a through-hole 16 chosen from the plurality of through-holes 16 and is in contact against the loop 4.
[0070] With reference to figures 3 and 4, each of the ribbon 2, the loop 3, the buckle 4 and the pin 5 of the reversible leather goods belt 1 will be described in more detail.
[0071] The ribbon 2 has a determined thickness over its determined length, which is formed from a first strip of material and a second strip of material.
[0072] In particular, the first strip of material has the first face 6 of the ribbon 2 and the second strip of material has the second face 7 of the ribbon 2.
[0073] The first strip of material and the second strip of material are arranged against each other and mechanically secured to each other, with the loop 4 being partially sandwiched between the first strip of material and the second strip of material, at the level of the first end 8 of the ribbon 2.
[0074] In particular, the first strip of material and the second strip of material are made in a single piece folded back on itself with the loop 4 which is here sandwiched at a fold 17.
[0075] In other words, the first strip of material and the second strip of material are here symmetrical with respect to each other.
[0076] The fold 17 formed by the first strip of material and the second strip of material defines the first end 8 of the ribbon 2.
[0077] Thus, the slot 10 passes through both the first strip of material and the second strip of material.
[0078] In the illustrated example, the first strip of material and the second strip of material are sewn to each other by a first stitching line 18 near the edges of the ribbon 2 and along the determined length of the ribbon 2.
[0079] In the example illustrated, the slot 10 is partially surrounded by a second stitching line 19, called an additional stitching line.
[0080] The second stitching line 19 is configured to mechanically secure the first strip of material and the second strip of material of the ribbon 2 locally around the slit 10.
[0081] In the example illustrated, the loop 3 is provided with a closed structure of material defining a through-orifice 20 having a substantially rectangular shape having a first dimension in depth greater than twice the determined thickness of the ribbon 2, and a second dimension in width greater than the second width of the second thinned portion 12 and less than the first width of the first portion 11 of the ribbon 2.
[0082] The through-orifice 20 is configured to accommodate the second thinned portion 12, so as to form with the first face 6 of the ribbon 2 a first space for receiving the second end 9 of the ribbon 2, and to form with the second face 7 of the ribbon 2 a second space for receiving the second end 9 of the ribbon 2.
[0083] The first and second spaces for receiving the second end 9 of the ribbon 2 are configured to receive and hold the second end 9 of the ribbon 2 in the closed configuration of the reversible leather goods belt 1.
[0084] In the example illustrated, the loop 3 comprises a first H-shaped member 21 located on the first face 6 of the ribbon 2 and a second H-shaped member 22 located on the second face 7 of the ribbon 2.
[0085] The first H-shaped member 21 is oriented along the length of the ribbon 2, while the second H-shaped member 22 is oriented along the width of the ribbon 2.
[0086] The first H-shaped member 21 and the second H-shaped member 22 each comprise a first branch 25, a second branch 26 parallel to the first branch 25 and a third branch 27 joining, in particular here in a median manner, the first branch 25 and the second branch 26.
[0087] The first branch 25 of each of the first H-shaped member 21 and the second H-shaped member 22 has a first end and a second end opposite the first end.
[0088] The second branch 26 of each of the first H-shaped member 21 and the second H-shaped member 22 has a third end and a fourth end opposite the third end.
[0089] In particular, the first end and the second end of the first branch 25 of the first H-shaped member 21 are aligned with each other along the length of the ribbon 2, while the first end and the second end of the first branch 25 of the second H-shaped member 22 are aligned with each other along the width of the ribbon 2.
[0090] Similarly, the third end and the fourth end of the second branch 26 of the first H-shaped member 21 are here aligned with each other along the length of the ribbon 2, while the third end and the fourth end of the second branch 26 of the second H-shaped member 22 are here aligned with each other along the width of the ribbon 2.
[0091] In the example illustrated, the loop 3 further comprises a plurality of bridges each joining the first H-shaped member 21 located on the first face 6 and the second H-shaped member 22 located on the second face 7 of the ribbon 2.
[0092] In particular, the plurality of bridges here comprises a first bridge 32 joining the first branch 25 of the first H-shaped member 21 to the first branch 25 of the second H-shaped member 22, a second bridge 33 adjacent to the first bridge 32 and joining the first branch 25 of the first H-shaped member 21 to the second branch 26 of the second H-shaped member 22, a third bridge 34 opposite the first bridge 32 and joining the second branch 26 of the first H-shaped member 21 to the first branch 25 of the second H-shaped member 22, and a fourth bridge 35 opposite the second bridge 33, adjacent to the third bridge 34 and joining the second branch 26 of the first H-shaped member 21 to the second branch 26 of the second H-shaped member 22.
[0093] In particular, the first bridge 32 joins the first end of the first H-shaped member 21 and the first end of the second H-shaped member 22, the second bridge 33 joins the second end of the first H-shaped member 21 and the third end of the second H-shaped member 22, the third bridge 34 joins the third end of the first H-shaped member 21 and the second end of the second H-shaped member 22, and the fourth bridge 35 joins the fourth end of the first H-shaped member 21 and the fourth end of the second organ in the shape of H 22.
[0094] In the example illustrated, the loop 4 is formed of a frame 36 comprising a first portion 37 in the shape of a horseshoe arch and having a first end 38 and a second end 39 opposite the first end 38, and a second straight portion (not visible in FIGS. 1 to 8) joining the first end 38 and the second end 39 of the first portion 37 in the shape of a horseshoe arch and being mechanically secured in rotation to the first end 38 of the ribbon 2.
[0095] In other words, the second straight portion of the frame 36 of the loop 4 is sandwiched at the level of the fold 17.
[0096] The first portion 37 in the shape of a horseshoe arch and the second straight portion delimit an opening 40 for introducing the second end 6 of the ribbon 2 into the frame 36 of the loop 4.
[0097] In the example illustrated, the barb 5 comprises a rod 41 having a first free end 42 and a second end 43 opposite the first end 42, and a mounting portion 44 extending from the second end 43.
[0098] The first free end 42 of the tongue 5 is configured to come into abutment against the loop 4, and in particular on the side of the first face 6 or on the side of the second face 7.
[0099] The mounting portion 44 is configured to be mechanically secured to the second straight portion of the frame 36 of the loop 4.
[0100] The mounting portion 44 is provided with a through mounting hole (not visible in FIGS. 1 to 8), which is configured to accommodate the second straight portion of the frame 36 of the buckle 4, so as to mechanically secure the tongue 5 in rotation to the buckle 4.
[0101] We will now describe with reference to figures 5 to 7 a movement of the pin 5 necessary to achieve a change of visible face of the reversible leather goods belt 1, in particular here to make the second face 7 visible in place of the first face 6 of the ribbon 2.
[0102] In [Fig.5], the tongue 5 is in a first position in abutment against the loop 4 on the side of the first face 6 of the ribbon 2, and in particular against the first portion 37 in the shape of a horseshoe arc of the frame 36 of the loop 4.
[0103] In [Fig.6], the barb 5 is rotated almost 180° relative to its first position in [Fig.5], and is in a second position in the slot 10 of the ribbon 2.
[0104] In [Fig.7], the barb 5 is rotated again by almost 180° relative to its second position in [Fig.6], still in the same direction of rotation, so as to completely pass through the slot 10 of the ribbon 2 and come into a third position in abutted against the loop 4 on the side of the second face 7 of the ribbon 2, and in particular against the first portion 37 in the shape of a horseshoe arc of the frame 36 of the loop 4.
[0105] It will be noted with reference to [Fig.8], that the reversible leather goods belt 1 is in a closed configuration as illustrated in [Fig.2] but with the second face 7 as the visible face in place of the first face 6 of the ribbon 2, and that this change of visible face is made possible in particular by the movement of the tongue 5 as described above.
[0106] The reversible leather goods belt 1 described above therefore combines the fact of having the tongue 5 movable through the slot 10 made in the ribbon 2 as well as the second thinned portion 12 of the ribbon 2 along which the loop 3 is movable in translation.
[0107] Such a combination makes it possible to use the leather goods belt 1 in a reversible manner, while simplifying its manufacture and use.
[0108] Variants not illustrated are described below.
[0109] The first face of the ribbon may have a first pattern and a first shade and the second face of the ribbon may have a second pattern identical to the first pattern and a second shade different from the first shade.
[0110] The first face of the ribbon may have a first pattern and a first shade and the second face of the ribbon may have a second pattern different from the first pattern and a second shade identical to the first shade.
[0111] The first strip of material and the second strip of material may be distinct. from each other and be joined to the first free and unfolded end of the ribbon by an addition of material at least partially covering the loop.
[0112] The first joining portion may have a curved edge or any suitable shape.
[0113] The slit may extend over the second thinned portion and the first portion of the ribbon.
[0114] The ribbon may be provided with at least one third thinned portion having a third width less than the first width of the first portion and being interposed between two sections of the first portion.
[0115] The second joining portion may have a curved edge or any other shape.
[0116] The leather goods belt may further comprise at least one second loop mounted to move in translation on the at least one third thinned portion.
[0117] The loop can here be formed from a frame having a rectangular shape or any other shape.
[0118] The tongue may include a mounting portion folded around the second straight portion of the buckle frame.
[0119] More generally, the invention is not limited to the examples described and represented.
Claims
Claims
1. Reversible leather goods belt (1) comprising a ribbon (2) having a first face (6) and a second face (7) opposite the first face (6), the ribbon (2) having a determined length and extending between a first end (8) and a second end (9) opposite the first end (8), the ribbon (2) comprising a slot (10) extending from the first end (8) and opening onto the first face (6) and onto the second face (7), the reversible leather goods belt (1) further comprising a loop (3) mounted movable in translation on the ribbon (2), a buckle (4) mechanically secured in rotation to the first end (8) of the ribbon (2), and a pin (5) mechanically secured in rotation to the first end (8) of the ribbon (2) and movable relative to the buckle (4) and through the slot (8);the reversible leather goods belt (1) being characterized in that the first end (8) of the ribbon (2) is free and not folded, and the ribbon (2) is provided with at least a first portion (11) having a first width and at least a second thinned portion (12) having a second width less than the first width, extending from the first free and not folded end (8) and joining the first portion (11), with the loop (3) which is mounted movable in translation on the second thinned portion (12) so as to be interposed between the loop (4) and the first portion (11) of the ribbon (2) and which is accessible both from the first face (6) of the ribbon (2) and from the second face (7) of the ribbon.;
2. Leather goods belt according to claim 1, characterized in that the ribbon (2) has a determined thickness over its determined length, formed of a first strip of material and a second strip of material arranged against each other and mechanically secured to each other, with the loop (4) which is partially sandwiched between the first strip of material and the second strip of material, at the first free and unfolded end (11).
3. Leather goods belt according to claim 2, characterized in that the first strip of material and the second strip of material are made in a single piece folded back on itself and the buckle (4) is sandwiched at the fold (17).
4. Leather goods belt according to claim 2, characterized in that that the first strip of material and the second strip of material are distinct from each other and join at the first free and unfolded end (8) of the ribbon (2) by an addition of material at least partially covering the loop (4).
5. Leather goods belt according to any one of claims 2 to 4, characterized in that the first strip of material and the second strip of material are sewn together on edges of the ribbon (2) and the slit (10) is at least partially surrounded by an additional stitching line (19).
6. Leather goods belt according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the first portion (11) and the second thinned portion (12) join at a first junction portion (13) having a variable width decreasing from the first portion (11) towards the second thinned portion (12).
7. Leather goods belt according to claim 6, characterized in that the first joining portion (13) has a beveled edge or a curved edge.
8. Leather goods belt according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the first face (6) of the ribbon (2) has a first pattern and / or a first shade and the second face (7) of the ribbon (2) has a second pattern different from the first pattern and / or a second shade different from the first shade.
9. Leather goods belt according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the ribbon (2) comprises a plurality of through holes (16), which are provided opening onto the first face (6) and onto the second face (7) and at a distance from each other according to a determined distance from the second end (9), each through hole (16) being configured to receive the tongue (5) when the second end (9) of the ribbon (2) is introduced into the buckle (4), so as to close the belt (1).
10. Leather goods belt according to any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the ribbon (2) is provided with at least a third thinned portion (14) having a third width less than the first width and extending from the second end (9) or being interposed between two sections of the first portion (11).
11. Leather goods belt according to any one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the loop (3) is provided with a closed structure of material defining at least one through-hole (20) which has a substantially rectangular shape having a first depth dimension greater than twice the determined thickness of the ribbon (2) and a second width dimension greater than the second width of the second thinned portion (12) and less than the first width of the first portion (11) of the ribbon (2).
12. Leather goods belt according to any one of claims 1 to 11, characterized in that the loop (3) comprises a first H-shaped member (21) located on the first face (6) of the ribbon (2) and oriented along the length and / or width of the ribbon (2), a second H-shaped member (22) located on the second face (7) of the ribbon (2) and oriented along the length and / or width of the ribbon (2), and a plurality of bridges (32, 33, 34, 35) each joining the first H-shaped member (21) and the second H-shaped member (22).
13. Leather goods belt according to any one of claims 1 to 12, characterized in that the buckle (4) is formed of a frame (36) comprising a first portion (37) in the shape of a horseshoe arch and having a first end (38) and a second end (39) opposite the first end (38), and a second straight portion joining the first end (38) and the second end (39) of the first portion (37) in the shape of a horseshoe arch and being mechanically secured in rotation to the first end (8) of the ribbon (2).
14. Leather goods belt according to claim 13, characterized in that the first portion (37) in the shape of a horseshoe arch and the second straight portion delimit an opening (40) for introducing the second end (9) of the ribbon (2) into the frame (36) of the buckle (4).
15. Leather goods belt according to one of claims 13 and 14, characterized in that the pin (5) is mechanically secured in rotation around the second straight portion of the frame (36) forming the buckle (4).