👷 Dickies Construction Work Belt for Men - Accessories and Belts for Men Review

Photo: Above: 10 years old, size 32 Below: 3 1/2 months. Size 30. As others have said the quality is not the same as the 10 year old he replaced. New very cheap feel. But so far it has been fine and now looks more like leather than when new. I assume it's broken. The worst thing about this belt is that the back, the side facing in, was very scratchy and just plain rough. I'm not sure if I had an accident or what. I sanded it lightly with 320 grit sandpaper until it was smoother. That made him…

Wow what a disappointment. I bought the same belt in black eight years ago. I still use this belt. It's heavy, keeps its shape and still looks attractive after all these years. Of course, the wear and tear is obvious, but it still holds its color and is perfectly acceptable in almost all situations. That's why I wanted to get another one in brown. Immediately noticed what other reviews said. The skin is thinner and not as heavy. It's also a lot more flexible than a non-old belt, a bit flimsy…

I ordered this belt because I previously bought an older Dickies belt that has served me well (and still looks great). When I received this belt it looked like the outside of the leather was dyed/coated almost black. I thought this might be a new way to make the leather more durable, but now I realize that this belt that was sent to me didn't have a real leather upper (it's more like suede on both sides, and one of the sides that outside, has been coated with something to make it look more like

Before I buy something, I do a lot of research, read reviews, etc. . maybe too much at times, but the more I read about this belt the more confused I became. Some say it fits perfectly, some say you need to add a few inches, and the description says you need to add a few belt sizes. I figured since my waist size ranges from 33/34 I would order a 36 inch belt. However, I think this is the length of the belt because in the loosest hole I only had a couple of inches to the buckle. not quite to my…