ShirtTailor Belt - Adjustable Shirt Stays for Men - Non-Slip Shirt Keepers For Law Enforcement

This is my first attempt at a shirt de-blousing product in over a decade. I used to used shirt stays when I was a rookie, but gave them up after being snapped by one which broke. I've worn this shirt tailor for only one shift, but am really satisfied how it worked keeping the shirt tucked in behind my heaviest piece of equipment on my duty belt. The rubber shirt stay also seemed to act as a cushion from the pressure of my duty belt around the waist, and seemed to make wearing my gear more comfortable. After a week I still love it! The tab through the hole takes some practice to secure, but is no longer difficult for me. I have seen a similar product at the local uniform store, but it is much thinner and weaker. Partners have told me that type breaks within a year and they just keep buying new ones. I think that since this one is thicker it will be stronger and should last longer than the other brand.

I have quite a few shirts that are cut a little short in the length. Being fairly active, this means every time I so an extended reach the next thing I need to do is tuck my shirt back in. Kinda silly. This shirt tailor works perfectly to keep my shirts in and my shorts up, so it has doubled my comfortable all day shirt wardrobe. Money very well spent! The belt seems very sturdy. Considering the observations in other reviews about the button breaking (and the fact that it is pretty difficult to set the button, I have adjusted the belt to a comfortable waist fit and slip it off and on without undoing the button. This makes using the belt easy and will probably prolong its life.

Good product. Serves its purpose. Lasted 4.5 months before finally breaking, but cheap enough to just buy a new one.

This item came without any useful directions. I at first thought that the top and bottom portions of the metal piece would come apart and then go back together. There is a picture of them in 2 pieces with the package. So I slightly bent it trying to separate them. Then I realized that wasn't possible, so I struggled to see how to put one end of the metal portion through the tiny holes. It's probably obvious to many people, but it wasn't to me, and I nearly ripped off my fingers trying until I figured out to just stretch the receiver part of the belt very hard until you can fit the metal piece in. Simple directions would have saved all of this aggravating effort. Then, when I took off the belt at the end of the day, the metal pieces did separate and I could not get them back together. I assume that means this thing is broken, since I cannot fasten them back together. Highly unnecessary and preventable problems. The only reason on earth I would try this product again is because while I was wearing it during the day, it was actually pretty awesome. It felt snug but not tight, and kept the shirt in place. Perhaps it will last longer if I do it right the first time on a future order. But this company shouldn't profit from my learning curve, so that aspect is disappointing.

Awesome belt.Wear it every day while at work.Alot less pulling my pants up.Once you get correct fit.Leave it and pull over your legs to put on instead of button and unbutton.Much easier on the fingers.I getting another one just in case.

Overall Works well especially if you wear a belt over it, but mine did arrive with a broken button that I just ended up making my own with a nut and bolt. Otherwise its very adjustable fits many sizes, isn't the easiest thing to put on but beats tucking in your shirt all day, and at least in my cargo slacks its noticeable. When I bought this I kinda knew their was a chance the button would break but figured i would do what my friend did and just keep it buttoned and just put it on and off by stepping in like a pair of jeans. What I didn't expect was the button to come broken. Since I still liked the belt and figured if I got a replacement the button may still break i just fashioned my own with a nut and bolt i had. It actually works suprizingly well. I am a tall person with a long torso so there is not much for the belt to grab onto in my work uniform, but I find wearing a belt over it or having my pants belt just above it keeps it from riding up and dosent look weird. I've used it for little over a month and its still doing great. It's not comfortable or uncomfortable but it will beat the feeling of taking your shoes off after a long day when you remove it after a long day.

I am a volunteer park ranger one day a week. I'm required to wear a park ranger's uniform shirt, long sleeve in winter, short sleeve in summer. My problem is that I am tall and the uniform shirts don't come in tall sizes. Consequently, the shirt tails are not long enough for them to stay tucked in to my pants if I sit, stretch, bend, etc. The shirt tails ride up making me look like a rumpled bed or worse yet, exposing my undershirt on my side. I was desperate to end this uniform shirt untucking, disheveled look problem, when I found the Hero's Pride Shirt Tailor Rubber Belt on Amazon Prime. It came with sizing and application instructions that were clear and simple. It did take a bit of force to fasten the belt with the keeper button but once you fasten it, you don't have to ever unfasten and re-fasten it; it stretches enough to put on and off by pulling it up and/or down over your legs and bottom to your waist. For my initial sizing attempt, I fastened the Hero Shirt Tailor Rubber Belt to be a size 40, equal to my belt size. It fit snug but not tight and once on, I didn't even feel it. BUT, the result was beyond amazing. When I tucked my uniform shirt under the Hero Rubber Belt and secured my pants, it looked like I was wearing a tailored uniform shirt, the shirt fit with no excess popping over my waistband. I actually looked fitter. After normal days of sitting stretching and bending, no change in how my uniform shirt looked, i.e. neat and tailored looking. I highly recommend the Hero Shirt Tailor Rubber Belt.

I have used gadgets with clips attaching shirt to socks, shirt to thighs loops, and a waist belt attaching to the bottom button and this has been the simplest and most reliable way to keep shirts tucked. A few things to keep in mind when using this product: (1) the rubber must be resilient otherwise the tackiness that helps hold the shirt is defeated. Therefore return products that looks like it has been sitting on the shelves too long. Tackiness may be revived by hand washing in warm soapy water. (2) requires compression of both the rubber belt and the cinching of the pant’s belt to work effectively. This may become uncomfortable over time. (3) body shape matters. The rubber belt may ride up and out of the pants over time if you are very thin.