SATINIOR 6 Pcs Women No Show Invisible Belt Stretch Elastic Women Flat Belts Buckle Belt for Jeans Pants

These belts are great for wearing under an untucked shirt. They are adjustable and stay in place. I’ve tried similar belts with plastic buckles and they always break when they are about a year old. I’m hoping with the metal buckle on these belts that they won’t break. I like all the colors. All 6 belts are less expensive than I was paying for one of the plastic buckle belts. Read more

These are great for using as a normal pants belt without creating bulk (as apparent by the many positive reviews). But I tried wearing this around my waist and using it to front tuck an oversized sweater and fake crop a sweatshirt. It worked! I've seen hacks online that recommend tucking oversized clothing into a long-line sports bra (which is basically a cami made of similar stretchy material). I figured this belt would do the trick while allowing me to wear whatever bra I wanted. So far, I've pulled a few looks off... I was wearing high rised jeans, and I wanted to shorten my lightweight sweatshirt while keeping a slightly oversized look. Tucking my top into my jeans was very uncomfortable and didn't look right. I tightened this belt over a cami, right above the top of my jeans. Then I tucked my sweatshirt into the belt. I adjusted my sweatshirt so that the bottom band was completely hidden, but some excess fabric slightly hung around the top of my jeans. Cute! And I could twist the upper half of my body around without the hassle of my sweatshirt popping out of my jeans. I could use the bathroom without having to do a total readjustment. I tried this same trick with a much larger sweatshirt, but it was slightly more difficult. I had to tie my top in the back (using a hair elastic) before tucking it under a belt. I probably could have done this in the front, but I had a huge print I didn't want to look warped... so I didn't bother trying. I used two belts to hold everything in place, but I think that was overkill. I was able to do a front tuck with a long sweater using the same trick. I just had be careful because the loose knit kept catching onto the belt clasp. But overall, it really cleaned up my look and held in place. I love these things! *I'm not sure if this hack will work on every body type. For reference: I have a thin, slightly athletic build. I'm very lean right now. My waist is 26-27 inches and my hips are about 37.5 inches wide. The sweatshirts I used were considered "midweight" by their respective brands, but I felt they were between lightweight and midweight. One was a Hanes EcoSmart 50/50 blend sweatshirt. (Part of the reason I wanted to "shorten" it is because there's a small bleach looking stain on the bottom banding. It's a new top; and I was ready to commit it to lounge/work wear, but this belt has allowed me to find a way to wear it in public without look sloppy. So happy!) Read more

These belts were perfect - no big bulky buckle, a small slider which is smooth and doesn't show under tops since I never tuck in a shirt when wearing casual pants or jeans. The colors were great - black, navy, khaki and white pretty much cover my wardrobe but the price was so great the extra colors were a bonus! Read more

I fell in love with Judy Blue jeans over the winter and bought several pair. They fit great at the time. I then lost 20 pounds by the time spring rolled around and all the jeans are loose in the waist now. It's way too late to return them so I went looking for one of those "clear invisible belts" of old. I found a few but the reviews were awful. I stumbled on this set of stretch belts and they seemed to be fine for my needs. I just want a belt to cinch my waist a bit and keep my pants from feeling too loose. I don't want anything fancy or bulky. These are perfect. The variety of colors is great and the adjustability is also really good. They lay nearly completely flat and are comfortable. I wore one to cinch a blousy top the other day and it worked great for that too. I am very happy with the belts and will be using them a lot. I don't even know they are there but they do the job they were meant to do. I rarely give out 5 stars but these belts deserve them. I can't think of any cons at all. Read more

Best belt ever! I hate to wear belts. The buckle always sticks out too much and you never have the right size or color for the outfit you want to wear. This is a simple solution for all your clothes. You can adjust the size to fit any piece of clothing you want. There is no big buckle to get in the way, in fact you can just slide the hook to the side under the belt loop for a completely smooth look. With six colors to choose from you can easily match any pants. Read more

Honest review. The belt is about 1 1/8” wide, but the latch or buckle is 1 1/2”, so keep that in mind if you don’t have big enough belt loops to get it through. The pictures are deceiving. You are always going to have a double layer of elastic on one side. The fold in the double layer forms the loop to run the hook through. The slide adjuster is bulky. What may look smoth on the front is not going to match that look somewhere on the back. Ladies, think of the lump your bra straps make under clothing at the adjustment. Same idea. I can’t speak to how long these last since I haven’t used them long enough, but elastic does deteriorate over time and there’s not much you can do to stop that. They’re cheap enough to say if they last a year, they paid for themselves. Time will tell. I got these to help keep the clothing I own after severe weight loss in case I can gain my weight back. That’s makes them of value in my mind. Having something adjustable is a bonus even if they aren’t my dream solution. Read more

I like the variety of colors and the ability to adjust the belt as needed. The hook closing is easy to use. I had a similar belt, but it was a nuisance to close since the closure was an hook and eye. This hook is easy and quick to close and lays flat. Read more