Description
Ouroboros (Handmade Leather Belt)
All of our belts are constructed using the best quality 4mm full grain Australian leather that has been tanned and finished in Geelong. Each belt has been hand cut in either 32mm (to suit dress pants) or 38mm widths (jeans). Once cut, they are trimmed to length and painstakingly hand burnished for a silky-smooth semi-gloss finish. We then add our high-quality Japanese made solid brass buckle and keeper with the use of solid brass removable Chicago screws. Finishing off with our trademark EDL Sigil proudly displayed on the belt tip. These belts will be a stunning addition to anyone’s wardrobe and will suit any occasion. On top of this our belts will last the test of time and will only get more and more beautiful as time goes on.
How to Measure Your Belt Size
This is a guide to help you to measure your belt size. Please remember that it is always best to go up in length rather than down. So, if you’re on the fence on a particular size, remember always round up!
To achieve the most accurate belt measurement lay your existing belt on a clean, flat surface. Start the tape measure at the hole you use the most (this will be heavily marked and easy to spot) and measure to the end of the belt, where it meets the buckle (as pictured in the diagram located in the pictures). Belts are measured in inches and you should round up the nearest inch. If you measure 35 inches, you will want to purchase a size 36 belt.
How to Choose a Belt Size based on Pant Size
Another easy way to determine belt size is to simply add 2-3 inches to your pant size (remember to be honest as a belt never lies). For example, if you normally wear a 35 inch waist pair of pants, then a 38 inch belt will be your safest bet. Most will find this simple formula works best for pants worn at a traditional height which is close to your natural waistline. For a belt to wear with low rise trousers or jeans, consider adding 3 or 4 to your pant size to allow extra room. Please remember this is a rough guide and a measurement of your previous belt will be far more accurate as we tend to mislead ourselves into what pant size we actually wear.
How to Measure Your Body for Belt Size
You can also obtain your belt size by measuring your actual body. To do this, start by threading your tape measure through the belt loops of your favourite pair of pants. It’s important to stand in a relaxed, natural position, do not push out your belly or suck it in. Just relax! When taking the measurement. The measuring tape should be snug. Measure in inches and round up to the nearest inch. Choose the belt size closest to this measurement (remember to go up, not down).
General Belt Information
Over time, our leather belts tend to stretch. If you receive your belt and it’s a little snug, do not worry, a belt that fits snug initially will likely wear more comfortably as time goes by. Just put it to work, our belts are able to take a beating.
