Minot FD Boston Leather Traditional 1 1/2" Off Duty Belt (6582)

• 10-12 ounce, drum dyed full grain English Bridle leather
• Made with the same quality materials and superior craftsmanship as our duty belts

How to Measure Your Belt Size: Step-by-Step Guide

Method 1: Using Your Current Belt (Most Accurate)

If you have a belt that fits well, this is your most reliable measurement method. Take the belt and lay it flat on a surface. Measure from the end where the leather meets the buckle (not including the buckle itself) to the hole you currently use most often. That measurement is your belt size.

Method 2: Measuring Your Waist

Stand up straight and wrap a measuring tape around your waist where you normally wear your belt – usually right at your pant line, not at your natural waist. The tape should be snug but not tight. You should be able to slide one finger underneath it. Take this measurement and add 2 inches.

Method 3: Using Your Pant Size

This is the quickest method but also the least reliable. Take your pant waist size and add 2 inches. If you wear 34-inch waist pants, try a 36-inch belt.