Review on Womens Fashion Leather Metallic Orange Women's Accessories and Belts by Shannon Williams

I actually like these woven plastic straps better than I expected so I now have 3 of them . of these, one is of gold, one of silver, and the other of bronze. To access the colors, I use sunlight because indoor fluorescent and incandescent light distorts true colors. 1. Gold is bright and shiny.2. Bronze is similar to gold but has a deeper, darker hue that complements deeper, richer tones of brown, green, and rust. This includes other earthy colors that I wear in fall and winter. The silver is bright and shimmers. These straps look amazing with my plain soft knit dresses, my mini, knee and midi lengths. conventional rubber bands. My stretchy rubber bands only have a decorative clasp to break the uniformity of my outfit, which can be boring. In addition, this wide woven belt has a perfect weave quality and is professionally finished around the buckle with no loose ends. The weaving is complete along the entire length of the belt so it doesn't unravel. General Description: Braided flexible plastic belt, length of my "small" belts - gold: 38" - throughout - 36". Length excluding top buckle - belt width 2 ¼" Silver: 42" - continuous, - 40" length excluding top buckle - belt width 2" Bronze: 41" - continuous - 39" length excluding top buckle - width belt 2 Customs. Thus, each individual strap can have slightly different lengths and widths. However, all three belts have a buckle diameter of 3 inches. Pros: 1. The belt itself is soft and pliable, very pliable and therefore very comfortable to wear, I don't even feel the belt around my waist.2. Excellent strong buckle pin - 2 inches long, easy to grab and poke through the material of the strap.3. This belt offers a custom fit - instead of being hung from a belt hole, the buckle pin slides right into each area and the tight webbing keeps it in place. Cons: 1. My first issue is the length of the strap which is too big. I have a 23.5 inch waist and it wraps around me one and a half times. The end of the strap ends around my back and cannot be cut or it might unravel. 2. The second problem is that there is NO way to secure the end of the strap in place. Therefore, it just hangs down, creating a sloppy look. However, I found a few partial solutions. I take the remaining dangling portion of the belt, fold it back, and slip it through the loop attached to the top buckle. , and prevent the end from falling. Sometimes the folded bottom feels too bulky and I need help to get the end onto the belt. So I use a thin, straight piece (like a bobby pin) that can poke through the weave and out of sight, and this helps keep the folded bottom a little smoother and more even as a second layer over the belt. .Although not perfect, these are workable solutions. Unfortunately, the disadvantage is that the beautifully finished piece of fabric at the end of the belt becomes invisible.