Gavere Leather Since 1973 Made in Fort White, Florida USA

We are a family business with over 48 years experience making personalized leather name belts and embossed belts for men and woman, also name belts for children. We offer only the finest quality 9/10 ounce top grain oak tanned leather cowhide belts. This is the thickest leather that will work for a belt. Kid's belts are a lighter weight 6/7 ounce leather.
We proudly hand finish each belt with our exclusive sixteen step process.

**** ALL BELTS INCLUDE: A Standard Utility Buckle, a Leather Keeper, and two Durable Snaps so you can easily switch buckles.
We personalize our name belts with a laser, allowing you a large choice of font styles to choose from. Please advise us of name or text to be placed on back of belt when ordering a name belt. We will use Font style #1709 unless stated otherwise (see photo for font styles)

Gavere Leather guarantees all our products against defect. We will refund or replace a product for defect only. We will not refund or replace a personalized product that was ordered incorrectly. Please take time to size as explained below.

MEASURING CORRECTLY IS VERY IMPORTANT. PLEASE DO NOT ORDER PANTS SIZE. DO NOT USE SIZE TAKEN FROM BACK OF ANOTHER BELT.
DO NOT MEASURE TOTAL LENGTH OF BELT. For the name to center in back, an exact measurement of where the belt will be worn is needed.

BEST & RECCOMMENDED WAYS:
1: Measure person where they will wear belt ("Size" to order)
2: Measure person's existing belt explained below:
Measurement begins from the tip of the buckle prong (see photo) to the belt hole currently being used. That measurement is the "SIZE" to order. We give you the center hole at that "size" with three holes on each side of center hole (total of seven holes).

MEN: FOLLOWING METHOD IS NOT 100% but an old rule of thumb for men is to order 2"-3" larger than Pants size
Example: A size 36" Pant size would order a 38"-39" Belt

LADIES: Please do not use your pants size, that is not your belt size. Instead use an existing belt or a tape measure. Be sure to measure where you plan to wear belt (waist, hips or somewhere in between). Measure as described in above paragraph.