Win a J Boult Designs Countryman’s Belt
The Scottish Farmer has teamed up with J Boult Designs to offer the chance to win an exquisite hand-made Countryman’s belt worth £65.
J Boult Designs has a background in field sports and a focus on superior quality. Inspired by the Scottish hills and conservation of all its beasts, His pieces reflect upon the Scottish glens and moors through up-cycled products. Each piece is made in our workshop in the Scottish Highlands from hand, by Jamie Boult. By ethically sourcing materials from local estates, he creatively up-cycles waste products into handsome every-day pieces for you to love. Believing in using waste products and as much environmentally friendly materials as possible, everything made is sourced from local businesses and estates.
Each Countryman’s belt is handmade in the J Boult Designs workshop based on the Morvern peninsula in the Scottish Highlands. Built to last, each belt is made with solid, 4mm thick leather, a secure brass buckle and strong riveted, spent shotgun cartridges. Finished with a natural walnut dye and neatsfoot oil, each belt ages well over time.
www.jboultdesigns.comAll you have to do to enter the competition is to answer this simple question:
On which peninsula is J Boult Designs located?
By phone: Simply call 09013600827 and leave your answer and details when prompted.
By text: Send your text to 80360 starting with BELT leave a space, followed by your answer, name and contact details.
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