Compare Belts
Belt listings here range from cheap PU leather styles to genuine leather pieces with branded-look buckles, mostly sold through DHgate with one eBay option.
24 options · A$18–A$142 · DHgate, eBay
Belts: what to know before you buy
Price range and styles
Most belts sit between around A$18 and A$40, covering PU leather fashion belts, designer-inspired buckle styles such as Medusa and letter-buckle designs, and Bb Simon-style diamond buckles. A smaller group of genuine leather belts with gold or silver buckles runs higher, from around A$80 up to over A$140 for wider, heavier buckle designs. There's also a maternity support belt priced around A$96, which sits apart from the fashion belts in both purpose and price.
Materials and buckle types
PU leather dominates the budget end, used in automatic buckle belts, sequin waist belts and slim designer-look styles. Genuine leather and cowhide appear in the mid-to-higher priced listings, often paired with bigger metal buckles in gold or silver finishes. Width varies from narrow 18mm belts up to wider 4cm designer buckle styles, so checking the listed width and buckle size against what you actually want is worth doing before ordering.
Where to buy
Nearly all belts listed here are sold via DHgate, spanning both the cheapest PU options and the pricier genuine leather pieces, so price alone doesn't indicate which retailer you're buying from. One listing, a Jaded London diamante belt priced around A$38, comes via eBay instead. Since many of these are described as designer-style rather than branded originals, it's worth reading the listing title closely to understand exactly what you're getting.
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