Showing posts with label bulliant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bulliant. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Bulliant Belt Replacement

About two years ago I got my husband a belt that doesn’t have the regular holes to adjust the size. It’s a slider buckle with a belt that can be cut to fit. My husband really liked it and has been wearing it every day. It’s worn down in two places and he was hinting he may need another one. It’s supposed to be made out of leather, but I have my doubts. So I checked the last order on Amazon and we ended up getting the same belt even though it only lasted two years. I thought he might like something lighter to wear around the house and showed him a few options, but he was stuck on this Bulliant belt. It arrived this week and it comes in great packaging. It was easy enough to cut and fit and now this one will be worn every day until it wears out. The old belt was saved to be worn on other pants so he doesn’t have to take it on and off. My husband really needs something when he mentions it more than once. That doesn’t happen very often. But when it does it’s best to get something as soon as possible. 






















Sunday, January 28, 2018

Bulliant Trim to Fit Men’s Belt

When my husband says he needs an article of clothing, it is usually well past the life expectancy. And such was the case for the belt that he wears around the house. It looked like something that belonged in a museum. So I did what everyone else does - went on Amazon and searched for a trim to fit belt. I think I used to have something like that many years ago. It’s nice because you not only cut the length to fit your current proportions, but it is also on a slider buckle that doesn’t have specific belt holes. So, you can loosen and tighten it up at any time. There were several colors to pick from and three generic lengths. We selected the midrange size and were interested to see how well this thing would work. The belt arrived last week - made in China - of course! On the back of the belt are marked the standard belt sizes. We trimmed it to 38 and tucked it back in to the buckle slot and closed the clasp. So far it seems to be working nicely. We may need to cut it back another inch. The idea sounds good and for something to use around the house it couldn’t be better. On the day it arrived we received an email from the Bullient vendor checking up on the status of the belt. It’s just so much easier to get things on line - especially when it doesn’t require a specific size.