Wesol DistributionShirt Lock Undergarment Belt Shirt Stay 1.5", Black

I purchase one of these systems approximately one year ago. I work a minimum of 14 days a month with frequent overtime. I wear the belt system with an under shirt under my unfiform shirt. This shirt stay has been the best shirt stay I've worn. I am approximately 180 lbs and have a 30 to 32 inch waist. The belt always keeps my uniform shirt tucked in and tight. It works for polo shirts too. It is not a recommendation for wicking type of shirts as the belt sticks to the shirt more and is hard to adjust . I have not found the belt to damage my dress shirts nor my work shirts other than slight pilling over many many uses. This is by far the best belt for me. I have pictured the replacement belt along side of the old belt. You will notice that after some time the belt will begin to curl and it does start to annoy your skin. This is the only reason I replaced it. It never failed or ripped even after my dog chewed on it for a few minutes . A+ for me. The only thing I would like to see is a 1.5 inch that is for smaller waists. I had a 1 inch belt from this company 2 years ago but it curled fast and became to annoying to use.

I did not want to use the garter type of shirt stay. I just wanted to occasionally use a shirt stay.So I bought two other brands of belt, but I was not pleased with them.I decided to spend some more money & take a chance on this brand of belt. It was exactly what I was looking for.Of course, the velcro will eventually wear out, so today I ordered two more belts of this brand to make sure that I have two spares.

I am writing this review after only wearing the item for two days, but I can say, as compared to other keeper type mechanisms, this product works very well. For thicker uniform shirt/pants I have no issues, set it to where you want it and let it go. 12 hours later my shirt is still in the same place I set it earlier.Got fed up with keepers that you strap to your legs with a whole annoying process to clip and unclip and then would stretch out over time, this is very simple in comparison.My new go-to keeper.

I’ve tried darn near everything to keep my shirt tucked in, and spent way to much money buying the wrong products. I just recently purchased my second shirt lock and couldn’t be happier. My first shirt lock I’ve had over 10 years and the only reason I got a new one is I lost so much weight it didn’t fit any more. Velcro is still going strong and it grips my shirt and won’t let go unlike that lazy redhead in Titanic

How many years back. Somehow I lost it. Now I bought this new one and I love it just as much as the old one. Keeps my shirt tail down my shirt tucked and looking neat all the way through my shift. Way better than the rubber belt that some people use. If you put it low enough it doesn't ride up at least that's the way it works for me.Put this on your shirt before putting your pants on or pulling them up for best fit.

I hate having my uniform shirts pull out when I'm working - not only does it look bad but it isn't comfortable. This belt works well under most circumstances, but it does seem to do better with polo-style/knit shirts than with the smoother fabric of the 5-11 Stryke shirts, which do start to pull out after a lot of bending and moving (but still not as bad as without the belt). Regular dress shirts for civilian attire are about the same. The belt is noticeable when worn but not uncomfortable if positioned correctly.

I bought one of these back in the summer of 2006 when I was in Basic Training (good old Fort Knox) for the US Army, surprisingly it lasted all this time, until a few weeks ago. So I purchased another. Great product if you want your shirt to always look sharp! Oh and it arrived WAY earlier than expected! Very pleased!!!

Works and keeps the shirt tucked in. Cons: over time with every day wear, it will make your shirt fray. Very stiff.This would be best for occasional use not every day wear which is what I needed.