The term 'Belt Feature' refers to two components of a belt: the BUCKLE and the LOOP. The BUCKLE is a fastening device consisting of two parts, often made of metal or plastic, that are joined together by a hinge or other mechanism. The LOOP is a circular or oval-shaped piece of material, usually fabric, that is attached to the belt and used to hold it in place. Both the BUCKLE and the LOOP are essential features of a belt and are necessary for it to function properly.