KEECOW Men's 100% Italian Cow Leather Belt Men With Anti-Scratch Buckle,Packed in a Box

This is a great belt. High quality. All leather. Supple and not overly stiff. Smooth, Matte finish. Very well packed in a nice box... almost gift worthy.Only thing of caution... these belts run very large! I have a 42" waist bought the 42"/46" and was HUGE. Returned and got the 38"/42" and the belt goes to a middle hole. So buy accordingly.

Like the width, and solid leather from what I can tell.

Looks Nice it is Italian cow leather black, fits nice as I am a 36 waist, it will look good as a dress or casual belt. I gave 4 stars and deducted 1 star as I’m not a big fan of the loop, I am nit picking but I feel it could be more sturdy but it’s still a nice belt and price.

Extremely durable. No signs of wear after months of use. Good color and no cracking of the leather.

A very nice leather belt at a great price. I’m very satisfied with this purchase.

It was a perfect fit. The belt was also a very good quality

Very pleased with this belt. I was in search of a genuine Italian leather belt and this is the real deal. Gorgeous solid buckle and tool kit to adjust length if needed. A+

Revised:As you can read in the original review below, I was not pleased or impressed with this belt. I originally left a 1-star review.Judging from the mixed reviews and the pictures posted, it seems that the products received by buyers varied - possibly by different batches, or sizes, or color ordered. Some were apparently great - mine wasn’t.At any rate, after I left the negative review, I was contacted by the seller- offering a full refund. They didn’t request I remove or update this review.So - averaging the 1-star belt I received and the 5-star customer service - I revised my rating to 3 stars and added this note.Caveat Emptor?******Yes, the listing does say “made in China”, but I’ve bought Italian belts from stores in Italy and this one is very crudely made and not at all as smooth and supple as the ones I’ve gotten in Italy.IS the leather from Italy? I can’t say. However, I can say the edges are rough, the back is very rough split leather, and it’s incredibly stiff. I’d like to pull it a notch tighter, but since the leather doesn’t “give”, I’m afraid of breaking the die-cast buckle. (BTDT)There IS a punch in case you need to shorten the belt, as well as instructions as to how to do it. The box is nice, but are you REALLY going to put the belt back in the box when you’re not wearing it? (I’m guessing not.)The quality isn’t even up to that of the unknown heritage belts that street hawkers sell in Italy for 10€.Anyway - it looks good, but the leather is cheap, dry, and stiff.*****Revised - the more I look at this belt, the more I’m convinced it’s “bonded leather” - which is to say - ground-up and reconstituted scraps of leftover leather with an artificial surface. I guess if those scraps come from Italy, you can call it “Italian Leather”….The top surface of mine is too consistent and artificial looking. It wrinkles when you bend it backwards.Don’t expect it to last very long.Another observation - some of the pictures other buyers have posted look NOTHING like the belt I received. It’s possible vendor is sending out different belts, or that different sizes or colors are of different qualities. At any rate - the one I received is Dollar Store “quality”.

Great product! I have been using it for more than a year and it’s still looking great!

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