Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your belt remains in pristine condition, avoid exposure to harsh chemicals or direct sunlight for extended periods. When not in use, store the belt flat or loosely coiled in a dust bag to prevent creasing the leather. If the leather needs cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth. Do not use standard leather polishes on the metal hardware; wipe the buckle and rivets gently with a soft microfiber cloth to maintain the antique brass and palladium finishes. For sizing, ensure you measure the exact area where you intend to wear the belt (waist vs. hip) before selecting your length.