Shiny real Alligator leather Belt for any Designer Buckle

OPTION 1 – using your EXISTING BELT

Using a belt that you already have, put it on and make a note of the hole that fits you comfortably:

1. ON BELT STRAPS with DETACHABLE BUCKLES: just remove the buckle and tape measure the distance between the buckle hole ( A ) where the prong goes, all the way to your favorite hole ( B ).
   
2. ON STANDARD BELTS: carefully stretch out the belt on a flat surface and, depending on the buckle type you have, tape measure from either the prong or the inside of the buckle where the buckle tongue ends ( A ), to whichever hole is currently being used ( B ) as shown below. Basically, the measurement you need to provide us with will be the sum of two dimensions: the “BELT SIZE” (the length from the fold in the leather belt to the main hole you will use) PLUS the “BUCKLE LENGTH” (the length from the fold in the leather belt to the hook in the buckle).
   

By using this method, you can be 100% confident that your new belt will fit you perfectly. Furthermore, in most cases it will let you save your old buckle (unless sewn on the strap) and use it on your new belt (if the buckle is detachable).

On your new belt, that same dimension will be the measurement from where the buckle attaches to the belt to the center hole. From this center hole most of our belts (except for Hermes style straps with 3 total holes) have two punched holes longer (at one inch increments) and two punched holes shorter (at one inch increments); this arrangement gives you the widest relevant range in adjusting your belt.