🤠 Authentic Western Floral Engraved Tooled Leather Men's Belts & Accessories: Timeless Style for the Modern Man Review

This belt was the right size, the right width and the quality of the leather appears to be good. The buckle buttons are properly adjusted and seem strong enough to hold up over time. The white stitching on the edge is even and well done. The reason for the 4 stars is the quality of the leather treatment. It is very small, weak in places. The rest of the belt met my expectations. Only time will tell how it holds up.

Great belt for the price, glad I spent the extra money and bought this and not the cheaper ones listed as full grain leather which are not and will fall apart sooner or later . The detailing on this belt is beautiful, more noticeable on the brown version than the black, at least in the photos. I bought dark brown. My son loved the western style (we have Durango Rebel Boots to prove it😆) and wanted a belt with a horseshoe buckle. This belt is a good choice if you are looking for a belt for the…

When we order clothes or accessories online, it's often a crap shoot: you take a deep breath, hit buy, and then HOPE that once it arrives you won't screw it up and buy a nice piece of junk. When this belt arrived and I opened it from the box I found a beautiful, well made and functional belt. The color was a nice dark brown, pleasant to the touch, supple and not stiff like a board like many new leathers. clearly stated on the shipping info page (and I ordered it the same week it was New…

Ordered for my wife and was so impressed that I ordered the same one (in my size, of course) and also in black. It smells like premium leather, but it's a no-brainer that inspired me to buy two for myself. Nicely done but subtle. I use both western (cowboy) style buckles and regular single prong buckles and swapping them out is literally a snap. The clasps hook and hold securely, but are easy to open. Overall, this belt is a bargain in my opinion. I have some great leather belts from other…

Some Chinese junk. and the 1970s, when handcrafted leather belts were all the rage. In comparison, this should have been thrown in the bin once rolled out of a machine that produces poorly processed food. a year to find an old belt at a real estate sale to lower my standards and wear that belt. I ordered a 34" waist belt and received a 6" shorter belt. God, China, is it really that difficult to convert from metric to imperial?