Belts – Leather Santa Belt

NOTE: WE VERIFY 100% OF ALL BELT ORDERS BEFORE SHIPPING.
PLEASE see photo below on how to properly measure your Santa Belt
We stock a select few of our belts, but rather encourage you to order to your custom specifications as to color (black or rich brown), length, width and buckle type (buckle not included, but see our combo packages). Our top-notch Tennessee Amish supplier routinely does either 3 3/4 to full 4-inch wide, almost 1/4-inch thick Santa belts in soft, supple, yet durable latigo leather*, with through and through color via tumble drum-dying. However, we can order widths from 3 to 4 inches wide or we suppose, even wider if you had need (contact us for pricing). We can vouch for the quality and value of these belts since we and others have been wearing them for several seasons. Prices may vary with a slight upcharge for extra lengths. As a separate belt, most of these are special ordered, although we often stock a few 4″ black belts in waist size 55-56″ (with holes either side for about 2 inches) and they coordinate nicely with our 4-inch holly buckles. Please allow at least two, but often up to three weeks for delivery of custom lengths.

How to measure (see image):
We VERIFY 100% of all belt orders. There are many ways to measure for a belt length.
Here is what I need you to do. 
1. Put on Santa Suit Pants.
2. If you wear padding or a COOLING VEST PUT THOSE ON.
3. Put your Santa Coat on.
4. Take what ever Santa belt you currently are using. Put it through the Belt loops on the coat.
5. Cinch it down to where you are comfortable.
6. NOW THIS NEXT STEP IN CRUCILE. 
7. Look at the belt and see which hole the tongue  of the buckle is going through the belt.
8. Take belt off, use seamstress tape measure and measure from that hole back to where the buckle attaches. This is the Number we need.
9. DO NOT MEASURE THE BUCKLE, DO NOT MEASERUE THE FOLD BACK OF THE BELT AROUND THE BUCKLE. DO NOT MEASURE THE LOOSE END OF THE BELT. WE HAVE TAKEN ALL THOSE NUMBERS INTO ACCOUNT.

If you have an existing belt, measure from where the belt attaches to the buckle (center support rod) to the hole that you usually use. That distance is your “Santa waist”. The cookie zone is the waist circumference at the place where your belt is intended to be worn – level through the belt loops on your suit – and over your suit, and any padding you use. Normally, this is not a cinch-tight fit, but rather a bit loose, especially since it tends to get even broader (larger) when you sit down in the chair. None of these measurements have any relationship to your pant waist. Test the length in all locations and methods, but don't order one too short. You can always punch more holes to tighten it up, but you can't add any length to a belt that is too small.