Good quality men's belts?

[v]

How about Cole Haan?

[kaylie]

At that price point H has had good luck with Banana Republic.

[rikki]

m.nordstrom.com/Product/Details/2936297?origin=keywordsearch

I bought this (or similar) for my husband in brown. It has been great so far. It's a Wisconsin based company and they make the products there.

[v]

Sept 2, 2014 19:52:01 GMT -5 kaylie said:

At that price point H has had good luck with Banana Republic.

My husband's belts are Banana Republic too and they've held up really well.

And I'm sure we paid way less than $80 for them!

[L]

Coach outlet? H's coach (outlet) belts have lasted forever and still look brand new. While I don't remember exactly how much they cost, it was definitely not $150.

[perkyderky]

Your caveat is the deal breaker for me. We had a local leather guy make me a belt--it was $60 and is a single piece of leather. It's old now, but with a little bit of polish, doesn't look old by any means.  Unfortunately, this weekend is probably out of the question.

If the belts are just separating but still look in decent shape, you could also just bring them to a cobbler to get re-stitched.  Unfortunately, if they start to crack or whatnot, that's not a fixable thing.    Good luck finding your DH a belt!

[aspentosh]

I bought H some SlideBelts a couple years back and they are still in great shape. Love the versatility, too.

[liveintheville]

Another vote for Banana Republic. That's where H gets his.

[msamyfarrahfowler]

Another vote for the Coach outlet. MH loads up on them when they're priced below $40. This happens pretty often, so just be on the look out. According to MH, they are the most durable belts around and they still look new after years of wear.

[moolarkey]

Try western wear stores, they carry plain belts too. H has had good luck with them