Buffalo Belt

Sturdy belt made from buffalo with solid brass hardware. Each is made to order, and turnaround is 1-2 weeks. 
Select from options for a) color, b) hardware color, c) thread color, d) belt width and e) waist measurement. 
 
How Do I Measure for a Belt?
Method 1: measuring tape or string
To measure, you'll either need a measuring tape or a length of string and a tape measure, yardstick, or ruler. Wear a pair of pants you'll pair the belt with, pass the string through the belt loops, and mark on the string where the end meets the rest of the string. Either (carefully!) mark with a pen, or cut to length. Lay the string on a flat surface and measure what you have; this will be the center hole measurement on the belt. I'll add 2-3 holes on each side of the center mark. 
 
If you're using a fabric tape measure, the same general process applies, just note where the end meets the rest of the tape. 
 
Method 2: measure from an existing belt
Alternatively, if you have a belt you like already, measure from the buckle to the hole where you like to wear your belt best. 
 
Method 3: pant waist measurement
If you're one of those types whose pant measurement is your waist measurement, great! I size the center hole on my belts up 2" from that pant waist measurement to allow for the added circumference the leather will bring. This is my least preferred method however as fabric can and does stretch, sometimes significantly based upon the spandex content.