Mens Shirt Stays Shirt Holder Straps Adjustable Elastic Suspenders Garters with Non-slip Locking Clamps Upgraded Version

Bought this for my husband to help him with tucking in his shirt It didn’t really hold it off too well for him as he thought it would but it works somewhat

I have always wanted something to this nature to keep my dress shirts tucked in. This works very well! The material and sewing is fantastic and seems it will last a very very long time. Only issue I had today (first day using, as well as full travel across country) that they will leave scuff marks on the outside of your pant legs outlining the suspenders. May be im using fitted pants... but you can see wear on the outside of the pants where these are located. Mainly around the clips themselves, so maybe so smaller or thiner clamps would help.Update: I still like these, but they are more of a hassle than another design im looking at that maybe erap around the thighs. The clips will rub and jab into your leg, catch some leg hair, and to be honest using the restroom was a bit more challenging than expected, tolerable though. Can get uncomfy for periods longer than 3 hours I'd say. Around 7 hours you just want them off you.

I am a first time user for any type of suspenders or shirt stays; these worked very well and I was well pleased I had purchased them.

Rubs a little to much metal part on skin but works great

When I first tried using the shirt stays, they were too long. After thinking about it and looking at the stays, I realized I could adjust them with the following steps (photo attached).1) Use the 'clasp cover' on the stays to pry up the metal tabs holding the elastic into the 'sliding adjuster'.2) Use the 'clasp cover' to lift the elastic strap so you can pull the elastic for adjustment.3) Pull the elastic far enough to have a bit more than the amount you want to remove past the end of the 'sliding adjuster' (I recommend being conservative with the removal length since you can always remove more).4) Cut the amount you want to remove.5) Pull back the excess and re-seat the elastic so that it's end is flush with the top of the 'sliding adjuster'.6) (Not pictured) Press down on the sliding adjuster tabs so it firmly grips the elastic (I just used my thumbs, but using a tool to clamp the tabs down may be more secure).Once I adjusted them they worked well enough.

Similar to regular duty shirt stays purchased from military clothing sales. Will last around 6-8 months of regular use before they stretch out and fray.

this is the 3rd company I have bought this product from. In my opinion, of the 3 brands I have used, this one was the best at staying attached to my shirt and socks. However, I found the metal clips were digging into my legs at times. This is not a problem I experienced with the other 2 brands. This brand was very good in the following areas as well; the straps staying locked at a specified length, and the overall durability.I would have no problem in recommending this product however, keep in mind that there is a potential for the problem I had with the clips digging in .

Within a month they start rusting but otherwise perfect