Filson Inch Leather Belt Stainless Men's Accessories for Belts Review

I did not look for an exchange. The belt appears to be in between sizes. The next size up I feared might just be too big. So I just kept it and still don't wear it. What I find unusual is that the strip of leather (or tongue) that runs after the grommets (holes) and pointed tip is significantly shorter and would require recalibration. I would still recommend going up the size though.

I guess you can call anything "bridle leather" but if you are looking for a quality strap like the Filson straps from years ago. go on! That's what I expected from a $25 belt you can buy off the shelf at a department store. I even applied one of the popular top shelf conditioners and it didn't even soak the front or back like a piece of premium leather. It's a shame because I have Filson products, from coats and hats to luggage, that I've been buying for decades. and still get strong. The…

First off, let me say that I have 5 Filson belts, so I obviously like them. I wanted a tan belt and saw a good price on a third party - I usually only buy direct from Filson. The belt had a long scratch along the front loop holes. I sent it back and then ordered it from Filson. It cost more ($30 more) but the strap was perfect.

I've been buying these belts for 30 years. I bought this belt 2 months ago. The same belt as always. Excellent quality and definitely a leather belt with a solid brass buckle. I expect this belt to last at least 10 years if I wear it almost every day.

I am compelled to give my former favorite belt a star - not because it necessarily has a star compared to other belts, but because the quality of Filson has really dropped. for many years. This was my favorite belt for years. I really appreciated the ability of the frenulum's thick skin to hold its shape and resist stretching. I also appreciated the fact that this belt had one of the most detachable buckles of any belt. Unfortunately, those two features are no longer on this belt and I didn't…

I have not searched for a replacement. The strap appears to be an in-between size. The next size up I feared might just be too big. So I just kept it and still don't wear it. What I find unusual is that the strip of leather (or tongue) that runs after the eyelets (holes) and pointed tip is significantly shorter and would require recalibration. I would still recommend going up the size though.

Have been buying these belts for 30 years now. I bought this belt 2 months ago. The same belt as always. Excellent quality and definitely a leather belt with a solid brass buckle. I expect this belt to last at least 10 years if I wear it almost every day.

Let me start by saying that I have 5 Filson belts so obviously I like them. I wanted a tan belt and saw a good price on a third party - I usually only buy direct from Filson. The belt had a long scratch along the front loop holes. I sent it back and then ordered it from Filson. It cost more ($30 more) but the belt was perfect.