Cotton Military Black Chrome Buckle Boys' Accessories ~ Belts Review

These straps are made in one size so you can cut them to the size you want. BUT after putting it on three times, the buckle gradually began to loosen. I tweaked it, played around with it and tried to fix it, but in the end it didn't work AT ALL. The buckle comes loose from time to time, so it's useless as a belt as it won't stay if you can't buckle it. I really liked this belt and am really upset that I have to return it.

I am very happy with this belt. The material is thick but not too thick and if you cut it to size unlike some other cotton bands I've had it's the same material throughout. Of course I had to cut, but it's easy. Make sure you cut the side of the belt that attaches to the buckle (remove it from the buckle by prying up the metal piece the belt attaches to with a screwdriver) and also remember to using a match or lighter on the cut end to prevent fraying. I also like that the buckle has a matte…

I need a white belt for my white uniform. I ordered this white web belt after looking at several other belts. The common weak point with these belts is the buckle. The belt buckle is made in Taiwan and just not impressive. The fabric strap is thinner than any other fabric strap I've had. Yes, I would have preferred a thicker webbing and structurally stronger buckle. This belt and buckle are lightweight and relatively inexpensive. I cut and used the mesh with standard scissors. So far, so good…

I just wanted a cotton belt, not the brass buckle that goes with it. Currently, the style of buttonholes and belts with openwork weaving is too tight and uncomfortable for me; Although my 1971 army uniform no longer fit me because I was getting fat, I kept this simple black field style open buckle that only required a cotton belt for a custom fit. I've tried using a hemp weave belt before, but as others have pointed out, the hemp material is too flimsy and slips through military buckles. I also

After two years of my leather belt slowly falling apart, I was ready for a change. I looked at real full leather straps but found them too big and bulky. You looked as if you were wearing half a cow around your waist. Then I decided to try the cloth belts that the military use. I assumed that if they use them they must be strong and reliable. By this point a lengthy search and verification process had been undertaken. I looked for both high and low but found that due to their basic design only…