How Long Should a Belt Be?

Benjamin Neuweiler
Finding the right belt length is easier than you might think. The general rule of thumb is that a belt should be about 10–15 cm (4–6 inches) longer than your waist size, with around 7 cm (3 inches) of belt remaining after it's been fastened through the last belt loop.

Leather 101: Everything You Need To Know

Benjamin Neuweiler
There are many terms related to leather that are often confused or intentionally misused to mislead buyers. Which leather is right for a belt? What are the characteristics of different types of leather? What leather is best suited for what purpose, and what do terms like "Genuine Leather" actually mean?

Complete History Of The Belt

Benjamin Neuweiler
The belt is a common accessory that serves both functional and fashionable purposes. But how did this simple item made of leather, fabric, and metal make its way into our wardrobes? The history of the belt is rich in cultural significance and stylistic evolution.

5 Reasons Why Traditional Belts Are Simply Inferior

Benjamin Neuweiler

At ODYAS, we manufacture holeless automatic belts, so it might seem like we're biased towards promoting their benefits. However, in order to prove our theory that traditional belts are obsolete, let's objectively examine the common...

How Much Should A Belt Cost?

Benjamin Neuweiler

A belt is an indispensable accessory in the wardrobe of many people. It not only serves a functional purpose but also complements the outfit and emphasizes personal style. But how much should one spend on...

How Does A Ratchet Belt Work?

Benjamin Neuweiler

Ratchet belts, also known as automatic belts, are a modern alternative to traditional belts. They offer micro-adjustability, ensuring a perfect fit and high level of comfort. Compared to traditional belts, they come with numerous advantages...