Belts in 2020
GimmeAnother1
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I like reversible. This is my goto belt currently.
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Ace of Belts makes a great looking strap at a fair price, for sure.I’ve got a 30 inch waist so I can still do white belts just fine. At least I’ve heard several times over 36 inch waist stay away from white etc.not sure if that still applies.
Love leather for durability and looks. I’ve got belts in a variety of colors and finishes. Belt game is strong over here. Stacy Adams, Ace of clubs, etc.
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not sure if that still applies.
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Other than my 11 year old leather Johnston and Murphy belt I am entirely in the canvas belt game. No holes is great as it can be a different size every time I relatch it. I also like that they are often 2 sided so it's 2 colors in one.
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I am pretty partial to my gray NexBelt. I think I will be picking up a black one and maybe a brown one before the season starts.
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This reminds me that I need to update my belts.
Have started to move away from all leather. Thing suede deserves more attention this year.
Have started to move away from all leather. Thing suede deserves more attention this year.
My secret santa send me a black Sligo belt this year and I love it. No cutting and very comfortable. I like the look of white belts too
Braided has been my belt of choice as of late, so many color options and quite lightweight and comfortable.
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Suede belts? Little texture to an outfit. Navy suede on navy pants looks sharp. Same with brown or khaki.
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I mostly see it for work clothing, business casual. Thinking of bringing to the course during pant season (aka all but two months here).
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I think this is the year of the needlepoint for me.
I wear leather belts for work that match my shoes. Casual including golf I wear a nylon strap type belt.
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Staying with Nexbelt. Love the adjustability.
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Current belt for the course, but may change it up this year with something a little more stylish and with more adjustability.
I’ve got a 30 inch waist so I can still do white belts just fine. At least I’ve heard several times over 36 inch waist stay away from white etc.
Love leather for durability and looks. I’ve got belts in a variety of colors and finishes. Belt game is strong over here. Stacy Adams, Ace of clubs, etc.
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Let me know if you want to retire a few of those!
I always lean toward slide belts. Don't have to worry about sizing being slightly off due to the inch between holes on standard belts, and also allows for easy adjustment when attacking a buffet after a round
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Fuzz - TravisMathew Apparel
<p>You probably never realized how exciting a belt could be until the FUZZ. Corduroy, reversible, and your new, favorite, every-day item.</p><ul><li>Corduroy belt</li><li>Reversible - two belts in one</li></ul>
@Canadan not suede, but very similar look to it. Just adds some texture.
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corduroy belts. Huh.Fuzz - TravisMathew Apparel
<p>You probably never realized how exciting a belt could be until the FUZZ. Corduroy, reversible, and your new, favorite, every-day item.</p><ul><li>Corduroy belt</li><li>Reversible - two belts in one</li></ul>www.travismathew.com
@Canadan not suede, but very similar look to it. Just adds some texture.