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A good leather belt isn’t something you should be replacing every year. In fact, when the leather is properly made — and properly cared for — a belt can last far longer than most people expect. Some age gracefully for a decade or more. Others barely survive a season. So what’s normal? And how do you know if you're buying something that will actually go the distance? Let’s break down what really determines a belt&rsqu...

When people start comparing leather belts, the conversation usually turns to tanning pretty quickly — and it’s where most buyers realise they’re suddenly in deeper water than expected. Words like “veg-tan” and “chrome-tan” get thrown around, but few explain what those terms actually mean. The good news? The difference is easier to understand than it sounds, and once you know it, choosing the right belt be...

A good leather belt is something you expect to keep for years — even decades. But what happens when it starts cracking, stretching, or looking worn? Can a leather belt actually be restored, or is it time to replace it? The short answer: many real leather belts can be repaired, but the type of leather and the extent of the damage matter. In this guide, we break down what’s fixable, what’s not, and how to make your belt last as lo...