*Sizing: In order to get the best sizing possible use the chart below.  Measure your belt line wearing your usual pants and holster if you plan on AIWB.  reference that measurement with the chart to determine the best size for you.  you can go up or down 1.5" from your measurement if you are planning on wearing more layers or prefer a specific buckle hole.  Note: Use of western style buckles will add 1.5”-2” to your belt, if you plan on using one of these drop down size. 

“We want a PHD that can win a bar fight” OSS recruiting statement 1942.

A select few get called to report to a Chief of Mission, even fewer do so 12 hours after a excursion in the jungle. We have built this belt for them. The Caballero is a dress belt for men who can clean up with the best of them but are just comfortable in the woods or on the range. 

This belt is incredibly capable and uses the same 12+oz English bridle leather as its bigger brother but is cut thinner to 1.34” to fit slacks and dress pants.  No extra western stitching here, we want the elegance of this leather’s finish shows through. With mild care every now and then these can easily become heirloom items. 

All belts come with the tongue and grove CCW adapter. This nifty attachment made from laser cut CURV® provides a solid attachment point for IWB Holder clips to fit behind the buckle. It also stiffens the front of the belt up just where you need it. It’s hard to look like a badass with a cockeyed belt. The tongue portion is attached via 2 Chicago screws and is adjustable for length. The grove portion has parallel slots to fit the tongue when you need the most rigidity.  As a bonus both portions are removable with 4 screws if you don’t need them.

*Care:  You don’t need to do much for these, condition them every few months if they are starting to look a little dry.  Use a premium conditioner if you can, as it will get deeper into the leather and last longer between applications. 

*Caution: While this English bridle leather is treated to take abuse and prolonged exposure to water, if submersed or overexposed water will still eventually get into the pores.  If your belt gets soaked lay it flat and left it dry fully before use. Don’t put tension or pull on the belt when it’s soaked as this can result in stretching.