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Cavalleria Toscana Belts
A belt is the detail that ties a riding outfit together, and Cavalleria Toscana treats it that way. The range runs from clean leather belts with the brand's distinctive buckle hardware to stretch elastic styles that move with you in the saddle, all finished to the standard you'd expect from a house that built its name on Italian craftsmanship rather than logos alone.
The collection covers slim leather belts that sit neatly in the loops of breeches without adding bulk under a jacket, woven and elastic designs that flex through the hip as you ride, and smarter styles suited to competition and the collecting ring. Colours span the classic black, brown and navy alongside seasonal shades, and the signature buckle detailing means a CT belt is recognisable at a glance without shouting about it.
Because these are cut and finished as proper accessories rather than yard kit, most riders end up wearing them well beyond the arena with jeans, chinos and off-duty layers just as readily as with breeches. Browse the full Cavalleria Toscana belt range here, with size guidance, fast delivery and easy returns if the fit isn't right first time.
Frequently Asked Questions about CT Belts
What size belt should I order?
Measure a belt you already own from the buckle prong to the hole you use, not the total length, and not your trouser size, which is often a size or two out. Compare that measurement against the size chart. If you're between sizes on a leather belt, go up; on an elastic style, the stretch gives you more room for error.
Do you wear a belt with breeches?
Most riders do, and many breeches include proper belt loops for it. A slim belt is the safer choice, a chunky buckle can press uncomfortably under the waistband of a jacket or against the pommel of a close-contact saddle.
Are Cavalleria Toscana belts suitable for competition?
Yes, you can use any of the CT Belts in the show ring.
Leather or elastic - which should I choose?
Leather gives a sharper, more formal finish and holds its shape over years. Elastic and woven styles flex as you sit and rise, so many riders find them more comfortable for long hours in the saddle. If you want one belt for both riding and everyday wear, leather usually wins on versatility.
How do I care for a leather riding belt?
Wipe clean with a damp cloth and dry naturally away from direct heat, never on a radiator. An occasional application of leather conditioner keeps it supple and prevents cracking at the fold. Store hanging or loosely rolled rather than folded tight.
Can the belt be shortened?
Some leather styles can be trimmed and re-punched by a cobbler, but this depends on the buckle construction and will void returns. Ordering the correct size is always the better route, check the size guide, or get in touch if you're stuck between two.