👞 Brown Leather Casual Timberland Men's Shoes Review

I ordered a "size 36" belt. I received a size 36 belt as I ordered. Perfect size for me. Additional strap holes are on either side of the hole I'm currently using. The ideal length of the belt tip that reaches the end stop of the loop. The actual size of the belt is 42 inches measured from the top of the leather to the end where the leather attaches to the buckle. I hope this information is helpful. I didn't know what belt size to buy. based on customer reviews Flat, even skin. Not suede. Not…

I bought this belt because I liked the style and they said the belt was made of leather. I received it and there was a tag on the belt saying the belt was leather. Unfortunately the strap is NOT leather. If the material looks like plastic and not like the pictures. If I wasn't just using it around the house I would have sent it back. Too bad it was misrepresented.

Strong cowhide leather belt for a wider waist. I have worked with leather in the past and have used Tandy leather blanks since the 1970's, so this belt is much more "flexible" than thick and stiff leather blanks used on older belts and slightly thinner than leather goods. carhartt Belt. It is made in India. I like the leather sleeve on the outside of the belt buckle. This will prevent the belt from fraying when tightened (tall men should do this to keep their pants in place). The belt buckle is

I don't think this is good quality leather. It looks like a piece of cardboard and is very light, almost like a cork filling rather than a solid piece of leather. Also, although it arrived brand new, "Leather?" was extremely dry. After 3 socks, the coating will begin to blister and begin to peel off. Now I'm starting to wonder if I would have conditioned the belt before putting it on, which would have made a difference. PS: I don't wear this belt at maximum tension nor at heavy work. Just…

The belt is made of GENUINE leather. The product description simply says LEATHER, that's the bait and switch in my book. Genuine leather is a cheap material made from pressed scraps that won't last more than a few months as it tends to delaminate under stress. I've made this mistake twice in my life, once with a strap that looked like Dukie after about a week and the other time with a watch strap that fell apart after washing my hands while putting the watch on. "Genuine leather" is garbage and