Men's Woven Stretch Belt
A durable, woven stretch belt that will never let you down.
Read more…Instead of traditional belt holes, this woven belt stretches to accommodate the fastening pin, wherever you need it - so you can layer up or down, eat heartily or lose pounds without worrying about your trousers moving an inch.
It also makes it easy to dress quickly, in the dark or in confined spaces.
Fabric:
Fabric: 50% polyester 45% elastane 5% polyurethane
Imported
- Durable, woven belt in a stretch material.
- Fabric: 50% polyester 45% elastane 5% polyurethane
- Width: approx. 3.5cm.
- No belt holes, simply poke the buckle through the weave.
- PU leather at buckle and end for durability.
Belt width 1.5"/3.5cm
Mens Woven Stretch Belt
| Regular | Long | |
| Waist | ||
| Inches | 30-36 | 38-44 |
| CM | 76-92 | 97-112 |
What People are Saying
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2 belts both failed!
I like the belt but wish they had leather - for the price they should have. On both belts the poor quality artificial leather has failed and the buckle has separated.
I expect better of Rohan products.
Men’s and women’s woven stretch belts
I think these belts are brilliant, so much so that I have recommended them to others. I have a request though...please, please, let’s have some more colours eg cream, coffee for instance, but mainly black, (with suitably contrasting trims). I’m sure these would go down really well with customers. Thank you.
Mens Woven Belt
Nice belt which adjusts to your needs - especially nice after a big meal! The blue/black weave is great with either blue or black trousers where necessary. However why Rohan chose to put a brown leather like end on the belt puzzles me - surely black would be better? Such a great idea though not to have holes!
Woven stretch belts
Great looking and functioning belt. Better quality than those purchased elsewhere. The different colourways go with all shades of jeans and chinos and add a nice finishing touch.
Review of Mens Woven Stretch Belt
Excellent. Now have two.
