Belt Alternatives?

[Bersabee]

Anyone know where to find an alternative to this belt (different brand)? I am a huge fan of sizing (30mm), and the of the look (gold buckle with pebbled leather). Unfortunately, this belt is from Morjas and I have hear less than stellar reviews on the brand.

The Belt - Black Grain | Handmade | MORJAS

The Belt Black Grain - This belt is crafted in a grain calf which creates the little extra edge. Made with a curved brass buckle and cut in a 3cm width

www.morjas.com

 

[Daniel Hakimi]

Not sure where you've been hearing bad things about Morjas, but... Similar in spirit, none of these are pebbled grain calf...

Accessories – Scott Fraser Collection

scottfrasercollection.com

Il Micio Belt Black

Details - Genuine Calf Leather- Leather lined backing - 1'' wide - Adjustable belt loop - Handmade in Italy

www.brycelandsco.com

https://www.mrporter.com/en-us/mens/designer/andersons

Classic Alligator Belt | The Armoury

The Armoury was born from our passion for classic styling and interest in the unique stories behind well-crafted men’s products.

thearmoury.com

Crocodile Belt | The Armoury

The Armoury was born from our passion for classic styling and interest in the unique stories behind well-crafted men’s products.

thearmoury.com

 

[Bersabee]

Not sure where you've been hearing bad things about Morjas, but...

Thanks for this.

There's a thread with more info. In general, I've heard bad things from their leather which they claim to be full grain (but is actually corrected).

Morjas shoes

Here's how mine look after 3 wears.

www.styleforum.net

 

[Daniel Hakimi]

Thanks for this.

There's a thread with more info. In general, I've heard bad things from their leather which they claim to be full grain (but is actually corrected).

Morjas shoes

Here's how mine look after 3 wears.

www.styleforum.net

Interesting. I can't say I have personal experience, but from this comment, it might not really be a quality issue so much as a labelling issue. You were looking for a pebble grain belt -- something like that might not technically be "full grain" in that it's embossed to create the pebble effect, but that wouldn't necessarily mean it's bad. It's not cheap leather with plastic on top, I wouldn't think -- it's leather from a tannery that also deals in full grain, but a different product for a different effect.

 

[Leiker]

Martin Dingman has a big variety of belts, and the quality is very good.