So I really like the texture of the dimpled leather.  The design matches my leather jackets dimples well.

This is not Top/Full grain.  Look at the photo of this black belt beside my brown Timberland Pro belt. The brown Pro is stamped as full grain, while this black belt is stamped Genuine Leather.  That means that despite the little paper tag, its not one piece. Its two pieces of genuine leather pressed together.

Thats doesnt mean its a weak belt.  Genuine leather Timberland belts last for years before splitting; Ive had them before.  Most all department store Timberland belts are stamped genuine leather, but they also sell for only $19.99 and go on sale for $12.99 a lot, so this Genuine Leather belt at $22 on Amazon is not a bargain.  The listing should be more transparent on the type of leather being used, and the paper tag is just false; the actual stamping in the belt is always correct.  There are US commerce laws that govern what leather markings can be stamped into a leather belt, so you can trust the stamp for the type of leather.