Leather Belts

PLEASE READ THIS
BEFORE ORDERING

How to Measure for a Belt
You Need to Order 1 to 2 Sizes Larger Than Your Pant Size

They make our belts with a solid piece of leather. The hide has been tanned (processed) so it is smooth on one side. They cuts the leather into strips then rounds and stains the edges. The belt buckles are #12 stainless steel buckle that comes with the belt. They lay flat when buckled so that they do not bind. He uses Chicago Screws instead of rivets because rivets can break with continuous use. The Chicago screws can be removed so that you can change out to all of the different buckles you have as long as they are the same width as the belt. If you are not into changing the buckles, then just leave them & put a little Lock Tight on them that way you will not need to tighten them.

Method #1
Using a Cloth Tape Measure, you will wrap a cloth tape measure around your waist at the level you wish to wear your belt. Note the measurement and order your new belt. Your measurement will not be as accurate if you use a Metal Measuring Tape.

Method #2
Lay your old belt on a flat table. Measure from the buckle bar (do not measure the buckle) to the other end of the belt to whichever hole is most comfortable when the belt is worn. You will get you correct size. The belt that you order will be ready to wear; the middle notch should be your size of belt.