Damen Hastings Natural Leather Casual Review

So all in all I'd say it's a good belt but I wish it was a great belt. The leather itself is of high quality and you can tell it is 100% leather. The only problem I foresee is that the holes aren't reinforced with rivets or anything, so I would expect the holes to extend from the metal belt buckle. I also wish there was a rivet or something to reinforce the strap where the red "X" stitching is. My dad works in construction and is quite strict with straps so I was hoping this would give a little

When I ordered this belt I looked on the product page but couldn't find a size chart. I dared in the middle. If this belt is really average, then it's small. I hope the manufacturer will add a size chart which will be very helpful. The belt is very well made and looks great with jeans. However, it is not amazing or different from other belts we own. Actually, I would like it to be a bit wider. I'm not sure if it's worth the $40 it's listed for right now, but I guess time will tell. Most belts…

I like a good leather belt to help tighten my pants. This is an XL belt and measures approximately 48 inches in total length. The belt is 1 1/2 inches wide. The face is attractive with dark rims. (Image 1). It is leather, but upon closer inspection (photo 4) you can see that the core and back are made of hemmed and bonded treated leather. In my experience it's not as durable as full grain leather for a belt. I'm also concerned about the strength of the red cross stitch that secures the buckle's

It's a decent belt but there's nothing better than what you can get at a discount store. It's not cowhide and I've had better belts than this one. It's nicely packaged, it has a nice buckle, but it's two pieces of thin 'natural' leather glued together for strength. This is not what you need for an everyday belt. You want decent, durable cowhide or full-grain leather or even suede that will last forever or years. This is the look that ends up splitting and you'll wonder why until you learn about