Unicorns are typically presented as fancy, flouncy creatures, like show ponies in drag. As it turns out, that's not true at all. How do we know? Let's just say that on an elk hunting trip in Jackson Hole last year, we got the surprise of our lives.

Everything happened too fast for photos, but after hours of hypnosis, and in collaboration with acclaimed wilderness artist Darrell Bush, we have re-created the scene in oil and canvas.

Also, we have some belts for sale. A limited edition series of 150. The roller on the brass buckle: genuine horn. The strap: genuine hide. The raw materials were shipped to New York City, where a fancy leather goods manufacturer produced the finished product you see here.

Lightning rarely strikes twice. So while it's certainly possible we may run into a pack of angry unicorns a second time, we have to believe the chances of a Series #2 belt are low. If you want to be part of Series #1, act now.

Details

• Limited edition of 150
• Strap: 100% unicorn; USA
• Buckle: Solid brass with unicorn horn roller; Italy
• Width: 1 ⅜"
• Interior stamped with "Magnificent Bastard" logo
• Comes with numbered postcard reproduction of Darrell Bush's Charge of the Unicorns
• Made in USA

Sizing Information

Magnificent Bastard belts are true to size. This means, for example, that a size 36 is 36" from the middle hole to the buckle's bar. Measure your favorite belt from the bar to the middle hole and order accordingly.