It's really not complicated at all. Here is the process you use to ensure that your belt will fit you just right. Keep in mind that sizing a belt is somewhat less than an exact science and I do punch five holes 3/4" apart in each belt to allow for a significant adjustment. If you use my system, 99% of the time I get the size just right.

After you have decided to make an order, the next natural question is, "What size do I need?"

Let's get started!

Width:

I offer 1" (2.5cm) up to 1 3/4" (4.5 cm)

1 ¼ inch is great for dress belts or some women's belts
1 ½ inch is a good standard width for most pant loops.
1 ¾ inch width is great for big men or for those who hang a holster or other heavy items from their belt. The extra width will help your belt hold up to heavy use and avoid stretching. 1 3/4" width also allows for more tooling area - floral patterns can be a little more "Striking" in this width.

***** Please make sure your pant loops will allow 1 3/4 width

2 - 4 inch widths are also available upon customer special request

Length:

Step 1: Get your hands on a belt you are using currently. Will you use the same buckle on your new belt? If so, proceed. If you plan to use a different buckle, you will have to add or subtract slightly to the measurement: add the difference for a shorter buckle or subtract if you plan to use a longer one.

Step 2: Lay your belt out flat on a table                

Step 3: Using a measuring tape, measure from the fold where the buckle is attached down to the hole you currently hook your buckle in the most often.

***This measurement will be very close to your ideal belt size. In this case, the size would be a 38". This will be the center hole on your new belt. I punch two holes on each side of the center hole for adjustment. Extra holes can be added upon request.

*** Please make this measurement for your order form and Please do not assume that your pants size will work.

Also, I do not use retail belt sizes for my custom belts . . . I need you to measure your current belt – thanks

****If you don’t have a current belt to measure, you will need to measure your waist using a Tailor's tape measure. Place the tape measure inside the belt loops of the pants you most commonly wear.

In this case, I will also need to know what length buckle you pick or currently use. If you have any questions about this method, please don’t hesitate to call or text (248-895-3933) for assistance. I want your belt to be the perfect fit for you.