They’ll keep my trousers up! Excellent quality and are exactly as advertised.

Nice quality suspenders and solid leather button straps. Happy with my purchase!

Just the right length

Just like described. Look great!

Was as advertised

Holding up my Elk skin buckskinner pants for reenactments

These are the sturdiest suspenders ever! My husband loves them

Great product i highly recommend it i got them brown color.

Very pleased with the suspenders and the service from Historical Emporium. Awesome company!!

They look great and do the job with no embarrassing slips.

These are well made, period correct, appearance-wise. The back looks like canvas, buy is elastic. This eases movement greatly. Good, heavy weight material.

Very heavy-duty, high-quality. Can't speak to how they'll hold up over time (just got them a few weeks ago), but they look solid. Comfortable.

The thing that makes a costume into a true recreation piece is detail. These suspenders look like they came out of the Old West. They are a good color, well made, and sturdy. It made the outfit. I will order again.

There is a lot to like about these excellent braces; they are stoutly constructed, and wide enough to offer good support. I especially like the stout leather tabs, which mark these as practical working suspenders, rather than an item for fops, dandies, and fat-cat captains of industry; these are meant for holding up the trousers of people who do the grunt work of the agrarian and industrial modern era! My one gripe, and the only thing that kept me from awarding them a fifth star, is that there is rather too much elastic in the back brace for my comfort; especially with high-waisted olde-tymey britches, the yoke hits just below my collar, rather than between my shoulders, resulting in some discomfort, and an unsightly puckering of the shoulder braces near the yoke. This is, however, easily corrected by shortening the elastic section by about 1-1/2"-2", and will not keep me from buying more of this style. But a bit shorter length of elastic from the get-go might be nice. But those dang attachment tabs, though! They're CHONKY, and I like 'em. Major selling point of this style, as far as I'm concerned.