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Yes. I have a leather belt from highschool (buckle is stamped spain, have no idea how i got it and my parents can't remember)... it has a weathered look to it,
by throw7 7y ago
Yes. I have a leather belt from highschool (buckle is stamped spain, have no idea how i got it and my parents can't remember)... it has a weathered look to it, but is perfectly fine (i use it today still).
After getting fed up of of cloth like deteriorating "leather" belts, recently i looked closely and ended up with a timberland (stamped india) "genuine leather" (means not leather again) belt. In comparison, the timberland used stitching to attach the buckle while my old spanish belt used two hefty rivets to attach the buckle.
I think we do still make things excellently... it's just for the 1% (maybe when i was young in the u.s. i was the 1% in the world at the time).
- Zhenya 7y agoAs you sorted, geniune leather is one of the lowest rung of material that is legally able to be called leather. Here is a quick overview of leather grades: https://www.heddels.com/2014/06/overview-guide-leather-grades/ https://www.heddels.com/2014/06/overview-guide-leather-grade...