\u2018I wear size 34 trousers\u2019 is not yet an exact belt measurement. Trouser sizing varies between brands, and belts are worn at different heights. A belt that already fits well is often the most useful starting point.<\/p>
Belt size is the fastening circumference in centimetres: from where the tip of the buckle pin rests against the frame to the centre of the middle hole. Choose 100, 110 or 120 cm. This is neither the full leather length nor your trouser size. Measure a well-fitting belt the same way, but to the hole you use. Alternatively, measure through the trouser loops where you wear the belt. Do not add extra length for the tail. If your measurement falls between sizes, contact us before buying.<\/p>
In our store, 100 \/ 110 \/ 120 cm means the fastening circumference to the middle hole. The tail passing through the keeper is already allowed for when we make the belt: do not add it to your ordered size. For example, a 110 cm measurement to the used hole of a well-fitting belt corresponds to our 110 cm size.<\/p>
Measure the opening in the belt loops of the trousers you plan to wear. Heritage is 38 mm wide, so it will not fit every narrow loop. Allow enough room to thread substantial leather comfortably rather than forcing it through.<\/p>
Before ordering, compare your measurement with the selected belt size. If you are unsure, contact the workshop with the measurement and explain how you took it. This is a much more reliable guide than your trouser size.<\/p>
The Heritage belt is offered in 100, 110 or 120 cm. Our black 38 mm belt is made to measure: enter your fastening circumference in cm on the product page. Both use the same measurement to the middle hole. The fastening circumference is not the full belt length.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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