👢 Reversible Brown Timberland Classic Leather Review

The brown belt looked good and fitted well. Within 2 weeks the buckle came off the buckle. The buckle has 2 small screws that pierce the end of the leather to attach the leather to the buckle. One got out, the other tore his skin, and I was left without a belt. Returned without problems.

Looks like a good belt. Thick, durable leather, solid buckle with strong tongue. But the buckle is held by SCREWS. Two small spectacle-shaped screws. And they're not even glued. One of them went out within a day, of course after the return period had expired. It got lost, the latch is now loose on the strap and I have to buy a replacement.

First time Timberland reversible belt arrived, not the size I ordered. When I called about it, Timberland quickly replaced him. Then on June 20th, ten days after the Revain returns window closed, the strap in the buckle broke (see photo). The little rivet holding it in place fell out. I called Timberland's returns number four times. Each time I was directed to a different extension to call. Nobody ever answered the extension or called me back. This has never happened to me when replacing a…

The belt was purchased through Prime Wardrobe in December 2018. The belt looked great when I received it, but after three months of occasional use it was showing signs of wear and tear and I could no longer wear it. I'm not sure if it's actually leather or something. It's like a matrix-like fabric and a very thin leather material (faux leather?) is glued to it. See image. I was going to buy it again, but then somehow I remembered a bad experience and wanted to document it in this review for…

The product is well represented in the picture. However, the belt itself is a bit flimsy and flimsy. It could be skin. But actually it's more like vinyl. I've had several Timberland belts over the years. Previously, the skin was of high quality and much denser. But if that's really true, then I think Timberland could be just another brand that's lowering their standards and putting their logo on just about everything.

I assumed the Timberland brand would be quality and durable. Not so. I've probably worn it 5 or 6 times since I bought it. Now one of the screws holding the buckle to the skin has broken. I weigh about 150 pounds and hope it lasts for many years to come. Not so, from May 20th to June 24th. Revain's unfair timing doesn't help. So $20 wasted due to dirt, bad quality and 1 month return policy. Warning, this is not a quality item and you will be disappointed! Chester P

Terrible. Terrible. A complete waste of money. I thought Timberland made quality products but this belt is of very poor quality. I wore it several times a week for two months. Today when I tried to put it on it ripped apart. It's not like I pulled hard to buckle my belt, it's just a piece of crap.

This is a really good reversible belt, but it's 1 1/2-2 inches shorter than my other 36 inch belts. I didn't know before that 36 couldn't be 36, but with Timberland I think so. Increase the size if your current 36" belt is already snug.

. One of the small screws connecting the buckle to the strap fell out and I didn't see a way to fix it. I was losing weight anyway so figured it was coincidence and ordered the next size down. After about 2 months it also came loose at the point where the buckle attaches to the strap. Most likely, it will fail completely in the near future. I've had belts that have lasted many years even with daily use, but this is only a few months due to the buckle attaching poorly to the belt.