When purchasing a belt, it is always much better to size up rather than size down. The golden rule of belt sizing dictates that you should buy a belt that is two inches larger than your actual pant waist measurement (or one size up). If you purchase a belt that matches your exact pant size, you risk running out of adjustment holes if you gain weight, wear thicker winter trousers, or tuck your shirt in snugly, forcing you to use the tightest or final hole which looks awkward and strains the hardware. Sizing up ensures that the prong fastens neatly into the middle hole, providing comfortable breathing room and a clean aesthetic.
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