The most accurate way to find your belt size is to measure a belt you already use on the hole you wear most.

Measure from:

• Point A: where the buckle meets the leather
• Point B: the hole you use most often (usually the middle hole)

The distance from A to B (in inches) is your belt size.

If you don’t have a belt to measure, use this simple rule:

Waist size + 2 inches = belt size.

Example: If your waist or jean size is 34, choose a size 36 belt.

A good fit should follow these basics:

• The middle hole should be your normal tightening point.
• Most belts have 5 holes spaced about 1 inch apart.
• You’ll usually have 2–3 inches of belt past the buckle when worn.

The right belt size:

• Feels better and doesn’t dig into your waist.
• Looks cleaner – no tail that’s too short or wrapped halfway around your belt loops.
• Helps your leather last longer by avoiding overstretched holes and stressed stitching.

Leather naturally relaxes a bit with wear, so starting with the correct size keeps your everyday fit comfortable and secure.

Ready to put your belt size to work? Start with our best sellers:

• Leather Belts
• Leather Holsters
• Gun Slings

If you’re between sizes, carry a firearm, or wear your belt a bit differently (inside or outside belt loops, over jackets, etc.), we can help you pick the right size for your setup.

Send us your waist size, how you plan to wear the belt, and whether it’s for everyday, dress or gun belt use.

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