Obey
60% Cotton, 40% Polyester
OBEY Big Boy Web Belt - Tea Leaf
$23-$28
Visit storeDripsy review · 8.1/10
Obey Big Boy Web Belt Review: 21 Months and Still Selling
Dripsy Editorial · 1 editorial review
Twenty-one months in independent retail without a delisting is the kind of quiet staying power most men's belts never see. This Obey Big Boy Web Belt review covers a piece that has outlasted trend cycles across three boutiques, including Skateworld Shop, now marked down to as low as $19.99 from $33.36. The Tea Leaf colorway reads as a muted earth tone built for workwear and skate-adjacent fits.
Good: 21 months in stock proves real demand · Under $20 at lowest listed price · Carried by three independent boutiques
Trade-offs: Tea Leaf is a niche colorway · Only three boutiques currently stock it
A solid pick for skate and workwear buyers who want a proven web belt at a discount.
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@obeyclothingSold by Remix Casuals
also at Skateworld Shop
Checkout in GBP · Ships from Blackburn, England · Est. $59 after ship + fees
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Best price across 2 storesDripsy review
8.1/10
Twenty-one months in independent retail without a delisting is the kind of quiet staying power most men's belts never see. This Obey Big Boy Web Belt review covers a piece that has outlasted trend cycles across three boutiques, including Skateworld Shop, now marked down to as low as $19.99 from $33.36. The Tea Leaf colorway reads as a muted earth tone built for workwear and skate-adjacent fits.
Good: 21 months in stock proves real demand · Under $20 at lowest listed price · Carried by three independent boutiques
Trade-offs: Tea Leaf is a niche colorway · Only three boutiques currently stock it
About this piece
- Web Belt with Metal Slider Buckle - 1 - 25” Width Webbing - Metal Slider Buckle & Top - Obey Eyes Label - 60% Cotton 40% Polyester
About Obey
OBEY grew from Shepard Fairey's street-art practice into a full clothing label rooted in graphics, politics, and DIY energy. It sits at the intersection of design activism and classic streetwear merchandising.


