It looks good and appears to be well tailored, but the plastic "leather" and flimsy closure doesn't make it hold the pants securely.

Bought a year ago and the buckle broke and the stitching holding the two pieces of leather together came undone. I will not buy again

Bought almost a year ago. Husband use it as daily belt. He is happy to have cash on hand if needed. The belt holds up very well. Too bad it came in brown.

Yes, it's been a long time since I bought it. I bought it to carry on international trips and there weren't that many of them. I took it out on my first trip in a long time and saw the top layer of "skin" peeling off. Definitely bad quality.

I doubt this belt is leather. The lining where the zipper is sewn is thin. Cheap product with only a half zip at the back. Will serve the purpose of hiding paper money for various uses.

I wanted another way to hide money while traveling and this is a great way. The belt not only looked beautiful, but also felt great. Looks high quality and is definitely worth the price.

I wore the belt for a couple of weeks, then the faux leather strap broke. I'm 73 years old and I can tear a faux leather strap with my hand. I was under the impression that the entire belt would be leather. What a TERRIBLE product!

This is not comfortable at all because it doesn't fit. And I bought it too big to make sure it would fit. I have to exchange it for a suitable one. But I don't want to return, I want a replacement for a suitable one. Thanks.

Hello, maybe I'm being a bit picky when it comes to giving this "leather belt" 2 stars out of 5. Honest. However, I only bought it for travel and won't wear it very often, so for that purpose ONLY I would say given the cheap price that it's really GOOD QUALITY FOR LOW PRICE. But unfortunately if you are looking for a leather money belt for everyday use I would look further as I don't think the quality is suitable for everyday use. Bottom line - if you plan on using it just a few days a year…

The zipper goes the wrong way - it needs to be attached to the buckle so you can withdraw money without completely removing the belt. Low quality. The surface looks like white lacquered plastic, which peels off in the buckle area after a few weeks and the white color shines through. I think I need to find another belt, maybe you should too.

I have been using the first for many months. Surprisingly it didn't break. I often tighten the straps and a lot of them break (mostly non-leather straps). Not only did it withstand the pressure and didn't break, the zipper didn't break either (I have to say that I hardly ever open or close it, I just put some money in it in case I lost my wallet one day forget/lost or have to buy a second one to wear over another pant without altering the first one I would definitely recommend this item.

Performs the function of hiding currency at a very reasonable price, dissatisfied with the purchase of about $13. The clasp works fine and the strap seems to be the correct size. However: some of the embellishments are suspicious - there is an unpainted edge of fabric sticking out from the top of the strap - when I peeled it off with my fingernail, leaving a small white area on the black strap. The zipper on the inside of the belt is 17.5 inches long, very visible and even with a small amount…

Total bullshit. The buckle broke the second time I put the belt on. Very cheap, powdered metal and cheap leather, with little room for a zip in the trunk. My Eagle Creek Nylon Money Belt has endured 8 years of daily use with no problems and has more room for a zipper. I was hoping to have a more fashionable money belt on my honeymoon, but looks like I'll be sticking with the tried and true Eagle Creek.

The leather is quite tough and hard, almost plastic to the touch, so I wouldn't use it if I want to look stylish. Other than that, it definitely gets the job done. The small pocket is large enough for money and loose keys, allowing you to keep some of your most prized possessions with you.

Clean design that goes well with trousers. Love the fact that the zipper puller can be hidden in a "pocket" at the end of the zipper so it doesn't accidentally bang you in the side. The 17-inch bag is shorter than I would have liked, meaning you can't put three sets of dollars in it without overlapping. In my opinion, the zipper pocket should grow with the length of the belt. Only fits in a 17" pocket, then a 30" belt should be able to fit a 21" zip pocket. But I still recommend the belt with…

To my dismay, I discovered that despite my 36" pant size, my waist was actually 42", so my order was too small and I sent it back. I was also concerned that the strap appeared to be leather instead of leather. I was planning to use a belt in jeans, so I ordered a belt from another manufacturer.

Good looking and true to size with room for multiple bills. But. After 6 months of daily wear, the leather will wear away where the buckle presses against it (creating a vertical line where the buckle rubs against the skin). And I don't wear my belts tight, so the only pressure on them is that I buckle myself around my waist every day. My last leather money belt probably lasted 12-15 years but this one needs to be replaced before it will last a full year.