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gürtel
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Belt Manufacturer
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Leather and PU Belt
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Istanbul Merter Wholesale Belt Manufacturer | Export to Europe Lider Kemer is a wholesale belt manufacturer based in Istanbul Merter
producing export-ready belts for European B2B buyers. We manufacture both leather belts and PU (synthetic leather) belts with stable quality control
repeat-order consistency
and fast supply processes for buyers in Germany
the Netherlands
and Austria. In wholesale belt purchasing
the most important factors are product consistency
delivery reliability
lead time
and a strong price–quality balance. At Lider Kemer
we support both classic and modern belt collections with a production infrastructure designed for high-volume orders. Lider Kemer has a monthly production capacity of 150
000 belts. Wholesale Belt Production: Leather & PU Belt Options When building your collection
choosing the right product type is key to increasing sales speed. In Europe
best-selling belt models usually focus on core colors such as black and brown. For long-term customer satisfaction
details like stitching quality
edge finishing
and buckle durability play a major role in the perceived product value. We also support private label belt production
including logo branding
labels
packaging
and box options to strengthen your brand identity. We can accept minimum orders of 200–300 belts
and we plan production based on your model and quantity breakdown for the most efficient supply flow. How Are Wholesale Belt Prices Calculated? Wholesale belt prices depend on the belt material
buckle quality
craftsmanship details
and total order quantity. PU belts are typically around $1.5–$2
while leather belts are usually around $4–$5. Full grain products cost more and are positioned in the premium segment. In addition
thick and heavy buckles increase the final price. For B2B orders
the most accurate pricing is calculated after the model and quantity details are confirmed. This approach also helps speed up production planning and delivery schedules. Men’s belt collection: https://www.liderkemer.com/en/products/mens-belt Women’s belt
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