Garden Florist Tool Belt for Men | Leather Tool Belt for Women | Handmade Belt for Gardener, Electrician, and Carpenter | Leather Florist Belt (Brown CrazyHorse) (Brown crazy-horse, one size)

Absolutely love it. I can see this will last forever. The leather is so soft. Multiple pockets for lots of things. Well worth the price.

I’m in love with my new garden tool belt. The color for one is perfect for gardening, black/ green.It’s made of good quality leather secured with revits. It’s made to last.I actually feel kinda sexy when I’m wearing it.

Which I don’t mind. Some others have mentioned scratches, I oiled mine with leather honey as soon as I got it and it’s very pliable and comfortable to wear. Much better than the black synthetic clipper holder I was using. I stuff all my tools in it and hang it by the back door, which means I use it much more frequently, and I know where everything is when I need it. Very handy loving it!

The tool belt has plenty of room for all my necessary garden tools. I wish it had a spot for my phone. The leather is nice.

I was really excited about this purchase for work and it being legit leather. Sadly, it didn’t quite suite me and I missed the return window so it’s been living in a closet. The leather is soft therefore will scratch easily and the price was not cheap. I do like that it has multiple size options for adjustability as well as many different pockets/pouches for tools, gardening shears, etc. I genuinely wish I would have been able to utilize it or return but that’s on me. For the right job, I think it’s a great product but prepare to pay for that leather!

So happy I spent the money! Best thing I bought for my garden yet!!

As soon as I opened this I was actually overwhelmed with the strong smell of real leather. It will fade as it spends time out of the bag it was in, but that's one way I do confirm that it is real... some PU can almost pass for real in this day and age especially if the stitching is hidden. The belt part of this is very soft and comfortable. The smaller pocket can be moved along the belt to adjust for your size. I ended up using the 4th to tightest hole and I have a 38 waist, so if you are smaller than say a 33 you may need to add holes (assuming they are about an inch between them). Great quality. The main holder part does seem stiff in how it is made and I'm not quite sure how I am going to utilize it all. But it is a nice quality and very handy to have in the garden.

My wife has gotten into gardening, a little. Which means she's gotten into my tools, a little. In an effort to give her her own set of tools and make her gardening a bit more enjoyable, I got her this tool belt. She's never had a tool belt before, so she had a little bit of a learning curve. Overall, I think she'll grow to like it, but the initial impression was mixed.She didn't know for sure where to put the few tools she has wanted to put in the tool belt at first, so we workshopped some locations for clippers and knives and whatnot. The various pouches on the tool belt are of a decent variety, but they didn't quite feel like they were "made for" her tools. The fit of the tool wasn't always great for the pocket.She didn't like how it seemed to pull her pants down while she worked. I told her she needed to play with how tightly she wore it and where it sat on her hips, but it's possible that it would always be a bit of an issue.She noticed some creasing in the leather after her first time using it. It struck us both as a potential sign of inferior quality leather, but until or unless it starts to crack and come apart, I have no evidence that it actually is low quality. (It does seem pretty thin, though. Definitely thinner than any leather belt I've ever owned.)Visually, the belt looks nice and the buckle and various stitchings seem decent. I am hopeful that she'll get used to it and have it for a long time.