Closures depend on the style: leather-style belts usually use buckles (pin or square buckles), while metal or chain styles typically use clasps.
Sizing formats vary: faux-leather belts use Small/Medium/Large with fit ranges (e.g., 62–82 cm, 72–92 cm, 82–102 cm); chain belts list maximum waist circumferences (examples: 96.0 cm, 118.0 cm, 133.0 cm); a dress belt gives center-hole measurements for S–2XL (30.5", 34.5", 38.5", 42.5", 46.5").
Finish and hardware options shown include silver-tone polished hardware with square or round buckles and other silver-tone buckle shapes typical of dress belts.
Chain-style belts offer adjustable fits via extended chain lengths and secure clasps or via an adjustable strap, allowing a customizable fit for different waist shapes.
Dress leather belts typically feature a polished silver-tone buckle or pin buckle, keeper/loop details, and sometimes two loops for added security and a neat finish.