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Are genuine leather belts good?
The short answer is probably not, but they could be. There is more than a simple yes or no. In reality, the phrase “genuine leather” is extremely broad and could cover any type of animal hide both those that are quality and those that are inferior. Because the term is so all-inclusive, belt makers often use the phrase “genuine leather” in a way that confuses and misleads consumers. You see, most people think that a product labeled “genuine leather” means that the item is made with high quality leather. This is not normally correct. “Genuine” simply means real. But, real leather doesn’t equate to quality. Here’s what makes it more complicated. 1) Hides from different animals have different properties Leather can come from any number of animals. Deer, bison, water buffalo, ostrich, cow, pig, sheep, alligator, and goat are just a few of the animals that people have used as…
How Long Should a Leather Belt Last?
How long should a belt last? That really depends on these 3 aspects: 1) conditions a belt is subject to, 2)construction of the belt, and 3)caliber of the materials.
3 Signs of a BAD BELT
So, you are ready to buy a belt and want to make sure get a quality belt. Past experience has taught you that cheap leather makes the difference between a belt that lasts months and a belt that lasts years. Is there any tips on avoiding a bad belt? Or, is it simply trial and error? Thankfully, there are some clear warning signs we can be looking out for. Let’s take a look. The 3 points below are telltale warning signs that apply to the vast majority of belts on the market. Remember, the reality is that the majority of belts are not designed to last. Why? Well, simply put, stores want you to come back and buy another belt. If your belt lasts for years, retailers think they won’t get your business for a very long time. In understanding belt quality, let’s visit the old saying, “the chain is…