Size standard according to waist circumference and belt length
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Table of standard belt sizes in cm
| Size | Waist circumference (center hole) | Strap length |
|---|---|---|
| Women | ||
| XS | 65-75 (70) | 85 |
| WITH | 70-80 (75) | 90 |
| M | 75-85 (80) | 95 |
| L | 80-90 (85) | 100 |
| XL | 85-95 (90) | 105 |
| XXL | 90-100 (95) | 110 |
| XXXL | 95-105 (100) | 115 |
| Men | ||
| XS | 85-95 (90) | 105 |
| WITH | 90-100 (95) | 110 |
| M | 95-105 (100) | 115 |
| L | 100-110 (105) | 120 |
| XL | 105-115 (110) | 125 |
| XXL | 110-120 (115) | 130 |
| XXXL | 115-125 (120) | 135 |
The belt is measured from where the belt buckle connects to the belt pin to the top of the belt and this indicates the "Belt Length".
In the "Waist circumference" section, the number in parentheses indicates the length of the center hole (there are usually 5 holes in total on a standard belt), and the smaller number indicates the minimum waist circumference, while the larger number indicates the maximum waist circumference - if you are within these numbers after measuring your waist, then the belt fits you :)
Belt holes and their spacing can have several designs. We decided to standardize these measurements, so for men's and women's belts, the hole spacing is 2.5 cm, and in the variants that are produced in series, you can most often find 5 holes. In some variants (most often special series), they also have the entire size range from S-XXL.
The important thing, as we said, is that you are within the numbers in the range and that's it :)