GameboyRMH wrote: (If you really want one...)
If reversible it could be therapeutic or masochistic. Not sure which.
http://www.orionleathercompany.com/35mm-Tan-Leather-Belt-With-Natural-Edge-p/35mmhtanrawedge6042govblk.htm
Got one for my birthday and I love it. It takes on a patina with time and use, goes good with my raw denim. Made in 'Murica too.
Walk into your local Tandy Leather or perhaps your local leather store. Buy a nice belt for $20
And choose your buckle from the display next to the belts.
Under $25 total and will last a decade or two. My current one is 15 years old and the only reason I am thinking about replacing it is the dog chewed the retainer loop off when she was a puppy
I actually just use a $10-$20 solid leather strap belt from American Eagle.
Gets worn 7 days a week, i wear it working on cars, it gets dragged all over concrete, etc etc etc.
Currently.... 7(?) years old and barely shows any wear.
I have a carhartt leather belt that I wear daily. It's at least 8 years old. I just bought another, as it looks a little too worn for nice occasions, but works fine. With my new job, we have a uniform shorts/pants, that I must wear about 30 days a year. The carhartt one doesn't fit. I bought a nylon belt from cabelas. I bought is as it as a multi tool buckle. The tool isn't much good for anything save the bottle opener. However it has held up quite well.
petegossett wrote:Wally wrote: ...a guy on Brooklyn that does saddles...I can see why he took up belts as a sideline...
I bought it at a rodeo even
http://nycfederationofblackcowboys.com/#2724
sachilles wrote: I have a carhartt leather belt that I wear daily. It's at least 8 years old. I just bought another, as it looks a little too worn for nice occasions, but works fine. With my new job, we have a uniform shorts/pants, that I must wear about 30 days a year. The carhartt one doesn't fit. I bought a nylon belt from cabelas. I bought is as it as a multi tool buckle. The tool isn't much good for anything save the bottle opener. However it has held up quite well.
really doesn't matter if the other tools don't work … as long as the bottle opener was good
wbjones wrote:sachilles wrote: I have a carhartt leather belt that I wear daily. It's at least 8 years old. I just bought another, as it looks a little too worn for nice occasions, but works fine. With my new job, we have a uniform shorts/pants, that I must wear about 30 days a year. The carhartt one doesn't fit. I bought a nylon belt from cabelas. I bought is as it as a multi tool buckle. The tool isn't much good for anything save the bottle opener. However it has held up quite well.really doesn't matter if the other tools don't work … as long as the bottle opener was good
and you sir, understand me.
SWMBO bought me an LL Bean leather belt about 5 years ago, and it's still in great shape.
I wear it 7 days a week and unless I'm going on a plane it has a leatherman on it.
Will wrote: Look for belts made for concealed handgun carry applications. They're made to be extra-stiff and have holes that don't tear when you cinch them tight.
This. I just bought two of these:
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/541025/desantis-e25-belt-15-steel-buckle-leather-black
Zomby Woof wrote:Knurled wrote:Not if you're wearing it with a $1500 suit it's notZomby Woof wrote: Funny, I was shopping for belts today. I'm 52 and never worn one before. Impossible to find for a 30" waist.The semi-official sizing procedure is, if you have a waist smaller than 40", you punch a new hole where you want it and trim off the excess if you feel like it.
personally, I think that you would look worse in a suit with no belt then with one you cut to lenght. google 30" mens dress belt if you want to buy one.
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