Belt Buckles

Not sure about your choice? Our advisor will help. For each parameter we explain what it means and how to choose the right one. Help me choose

Prices include 21% VAT. More about VAT and customs fees.

Quick selection

Jump straight to what you need.

Prefer to choose for yourself? Set up the filter exactly to your needs.

Parameter guide

What the parameters mean and how to choose the right values.

Inner width indicates the passage size for a strap or belt. Choose hardware with an inner width equal to or greater than your strap width.

The dimension of the whole piece, end to end. It tells you how much room the fitting takes on the finished item; whether it fits the webbing depends on the inner width. The whole piece is measured, not just its working part, so two pieces with the same inner width can differ in length.

A variant of the same item that differs in construction, shape or surface: for hardware, for example with or without a lock, straight or curved, or all-metal; for straps and webbing, smooth, braided, hair-on or with a reflective stripe. Variants usually share the dimensions and differ in handling or looks.

Prong diameter of the belt buckle – must match the hole in the belt. A thicker prong better resists bending during daily buckling and unbuckling.

How many prongs the buckle has. One is enough for a normal belt or collar; two spread the pull on a wider strap and keep it straighter, but call for two rows of holes. A value of 0 means a buckle without a prong, closed some other way.

Why Pet Hardware®

  • About us 37 years supplying hardware to makers and workshops, 102,302 customers so far.
  • About us Hardware, leather and tools under one roof. For collars, leashes, halters, belts and handbags.
  • Why choose us Buy more, pay less. You see pack and carton prices and any order-value discount before paying.

Filtering products