in need of a good belt

[in stitches]

i know this was asked already only a few days ago but most of the responses were an argument about whether or not this subject is worthy of a new thread and not many answers to the OPs actual question, and since i was wondering the same ill ask again

who makes a good dress belt that doesnt cost an arm and a leg

if your comment is only about the worthiness of this thread do me a favor and keep it to yourself

 

[ter1413]

geez!!! really. a good belt is black/browm/etc and holds your pants up!!! spend as little or as less on it. buy 2 black and brown/etc and they weill last twice as long. NOT THAT DIFFICULT!!

 

[in stitches]

Originally Posted by ter1413

geez!!! really. a good belt is black/browm/etc and holds your pants up!!! spend as little or as less on it. buy 2 black and brown/etc and they weill last twice as long. NOT THAT DIFFICULT!!

i was hoping to get some responses like this, its so much fun and so easy

 

[ter1413]

Seriously..i have belts for jeans......belts for slacks.....most of my suit pants have tabs so no need. i have colored belts. shades of brown. etc. prob have appr 15+. they can last forever....

 

[in stitches]

let me explain myself i have bought many belts and spent maybe a max of $100+, some have fallen apart others have lasted a while, so, is there anyone who is known to make a quality long lasting belt (keeps its color, doesnt crack..) for a reasonable price (absolute max $200) ?

 

[asdf]

Dress(ier): Allen Edmonds
Casual: Leather Goods Connection

 

[dr.no]

Martin Dingman
Shamless self promotion here

 

[in stitches]

Originally Posted by dr.no

Martin Dingman
Shamless self promotion here

no shame in trying to sell your stuff

 

[inter71]

Without elaborating deeply, here are my three recommendations: 1.\tNew & Lingwood, £70 http://www.newandlingwood.com/product.php?id=692 2.\tMaxwell Scott, £39.99 (Leather is superb quality) http://www.maxwellscottbags.com/p/Ot...ther-Belt.html 3. And, you might also consider Montblanc, £190 – expensive but it might be the way to go….. http://www.wheelersluxurygifts.com/s...--casual-line/

 

[AlmostFullBenefits]

Trafalgar makes decent quality, affordable (<$100, sometimes less than $30) belts. Hermes makes exceptional quality, expensive belts. I also like the casual RL belts, as I haven't yet had one fall apart on me, but for dress Trafalgar is probably the best of the worst (or worst of the best, if you like).