Step 1 : Unscrew !
Take a simple flathead screwdriver and unscrew the screw next to the buckle.
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Step 2: Adjust !
I slide the enchapure and then remove or add the number of links I need.
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Step 3: Checking !
I check that the stitching is on the same side as the tip of the belt, then insert it into the first link.
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Step 4: Revisit !
I match the screw with the insert, then screw it back in.
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That's it !
A leather belt adjusted to the right size.
Remember to keep the extra links for possible future readjustment.
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