👖 Versatile Unisex Casual Leather Belt: Stylishly Practical for Both Men and Women Review

This belt did not impress me in any way. It's the same one that sells at discount stores for about eight dollars and that is the main problem, why are they charging thirty to forty dollars? It is not high quality leather and it is not mentioned anywhere. Unfortunately, the manufacturers were able to sidestep the facts by simply using the word "leather" without any wording to indicate it , that they are reclaimed materials that may contain some leather that is mixed with other products and…

This belt is made from "genuine leather", the cheapest kind of leather. "Real leather” is glued from the leftovers after removing the high-quality and full-grain pieces from the cowhide. Real leather is not as durable or as attractive as the best quality leather. This belt looks unobtrusive and goes great with casual pants like jeans. The price is high for "genuine leather". You can find genuine leather casual belts for less than $30.

This is more reasonable than a dress belt than a casual belt, although it's still too short - a few inches less than my other 38" belts. Husband. It also doesn't feel like leather - it looks like it's made of rubber, but for a casual look it can be cool. The buckle is made of super-heavy brass that can't match the feel of the belt's high-tech rubber. A silver buckle, e.g. a sash for a dress might work better if that's what you want to look like. It has a pressed texture on the back which makes…

Simple, classic leather belt with no frills, style is okay. The materials are very soft and the cream color is very light. This is not a very durable belt, and with infrequent use it already has wrinkles in the skin, dents and discoloration. I'm not particularly impressed - just feel cheap. It definitely doesn't look, feel or wear like a high quality leather belt that would cost over $30. Filgate, in particular, is a Revain brand that only registered as a trademark in June 2018, so there's no…

Filgate Vogue men's belt Genuine leather leisure belt arrived today and I tried it on straight away. Much to my surprise, the first belt buckle hole is six inches from the belt tip. This is a serious error by the manufacturer. I was able to tighten the belt but now I had too much extra belt around my waist. I just checked four other straps I have and they all have the first hole four inches from the top of the strap. This belt is genuine leather and I measured 1½ inches wide. It's wide but…

This is a decent khaki wide leather belt. If that's what you need, then he'll do his job quite well. The seams don't look particularly bad or good. The skin appears to be quite durable; but I could scratch the surface with my fingernail. I doubt it will wear like a Swedish army belt, but it will probably look better the more it's worn. I'll come back and comment here if I find it doesn't hold up to the wear and tear as expected. I tend to wear out belts pretty quickly. It is slightly thicker…