Carhartt Men's Signature Casual Belt

Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case lately. I was disappointed to find that, despite the previous version of this belt handling a couple years of regular wear without any issues, this recent belt was destroyed within less than a week of metal piece holding the loop together the change seems like just a cheap cost-cutting move. It would be better to wait for Carhartt to sell it with a better loop until I recommend this belt.

Ember Berger

| Feb 04, 2021

I grew up with my father Every summer, my brother and I were allowed to work in the factory he owned. Each year he made cobbled shoes for nuns and nurses. **I just received my belt. It isn't The slurry of leather particles has been formed into a form which can be processed into a belt form. Think of particle board. *Can it be used as a belt? Sure, I'll do it! Not from the company who sold me the belt. I should expect this misdirection from any other company except the one from which I bought it. There is a $12 value to the belt.

Ayla Forbes

| Feb 24, 2021

*I have 2 older Carhartt Men's Journeyman Belts that are a 50 size [black and brown] but had to return them because they were way too big, as they are now, I drilled at least 6 to 8 holes to make them
I've lost a few pounds [yep] and although I wore pants in a 54 back then, I'm now wearing a 32. As of this writing, I am wearing a size 51, but have some pants that are a size 50. Below is the Carhartt 'size', how long the leather is, and how far the buckle extends from the end of the leather belt. The size of the leather measures May 2018. *60 54 51
48 53 49 1/2
46 51 48

i kept the 46! L h o u f t
. . . i kept the 46! Which would fit, but if I was really that far down I would be able to fit! There have been some reviews that said a 48 was too small [short] so in what universe are they operating? As far as measurements go, these are great quality [as most carhartt stuff is]. They are made from a good leather and metal, and have lasted 8 years and still look great. So, are not cheap, but end up being cheap per year.

Colton Moon

| Feb 16, 2021

I just bought a pair of Carhartt cargo pants and have been pleased with them Based on reviews and description provided, I decided to purchase this belt after doing my due diligence by reading many reviews and looking for something I would like [ Carhartt Men's Regular Signature Casual, Jean Belt (Brown with Brass Finish), 34 ]. A belt that is full grain leather, not bonded or something that is marketed as real leather, was what I sought. A full grain piece of leather is the best quality. There are various leathers available, but this one is full grain bridle leather, which is heavier and stiffer. Well, I just picked it up last night and lo and behold, there is no reference to full grain anywhere on the belt or on the tags attached. There is no grain in this Genuine Leather, so it is not Full Grain leather. Checking the description again this morning I didn’t misread it, but it also says that the belt is 100% leather and not full grain, but the same exact belt in black does not say that it is As well, the belt's sizing is not correct. I did order the next size up as recommended, but the belt is a little tight and will only fit into the second hole when it is pulled tight. Carhartt's description of this item is misleading, incorrect, and false advertising, so I will certainly have to rethink my opinion of them. In an ideal world I would return it, if doing so wasn't so difficult. A version of this article appeared on 4/4/21. I was wrong when I made my original assessment I initially thought this belt was low quality, but it's even worse! Having used the product for just four days I see the belt has already begun showing signs of wear after FOUR days. There's more to it than just creases in the leather, I'm talking about the actual leather itself coming off along the edges of the welting (if it's even leather at all). In my example, I am not talking about four days of heavy use or carrying anything from the belt. In the last two weeks, I've just worn this around the house and mostly sat find it hard to believe that items like this could even be marketed and sold by such a well known manufacturer, a company reputed to make In hopes that the pants that I just bought will be better made, I just bought Carhartt work pants. - THIS IS ON ITS WAY On 4/12/21, I also bought the same exact model belt from Carhartt directly. Here is a photo of what you see above. In the top picture, you can see the belt I purchased directly from Carhartt. You can see the imprints if you look closely A Full Grain Leather tab is at the top, whereas a Genuine Leather tab is at the bottom. Leather that is genuine is not the same quality as leather that is not The piece is made by sewing together pieces of leather It is basically a slab of leather with a solid grain. In the show more arrow below the description, the one from Amazon is described as being 100% leather the price for it is $149. 95 The back of the package states that it is There is no doubt that this statement is inaccurate and confusing, so you should be aware of it. They're both the same price, by the way.

Emmitt Thompson

| Aug 03, 2020

NEWS UPDATE I really like this belt. It's thick and it's a one piece belt. This is not a laminated belt with glue like you will find for less elsewhere. I just keep on getting them and it's just so hard.

UPDATED The shirts will stretch, so make sure you order your exact size. The following was written six months after the original. On the second one that I ordered, there is a thin top layer that makes it look like bonded leather. The belt has stretched considerably to the extent that the pieces of leather have been cut into little chunks and sewn into place - you can actually see them now. As I indicated above, this is not the case. As long as you use it a bit, it is hard to say for sure. This is certainly not the case for me. TEXTURE There are some areas of the belt that feel a little soft and like they could break. I read through the reviews and I was able to discern the fake ones. In a way, it's like they get paid for reviews. The subject of the review is usually "Five Stars," and then a brief summary of the The bottom line is that this is not a full grain bridle leather as described. In my review, I did not report that mine has fallen apart like others have. Can you tell me if it's worth In retrospect, it is probably not the case. This method is only half the cost of a high quality, full-featured computer The real deal, 100% grain belt is made in the Choose what you want to do.

Madelynn Molina

| Sep 10, 2020