Narrow belt

[Peloncito]

[Rickrock1]

https://www.hanksbelts.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvMTezs-w3AIVg9lkCh3DqwUlEAAYASAAEgK_SvD_BwE

Hanksbelts

[therealnickb]

I have a couplefrom Milt Sparks that are holding up well. Expensive, but nice.

[Yodaman]

I have a couplefrom Milt Sparks that are holding up well. Expensive, but nice.

Milt Sparks....like stated. They are expensive though


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[Peloncito]

https://www.hanksbelts.com/?gclid=EA...SAAEgK_SvD_BwE

Hanksbelts

I have a couplefrom Milt Sparks that are holding up well. Expensive, but nice.

[pesty3782]

AKER B-22. I have been using their belts for over 20 years made locally in Chula Vista. Their B-21 is great too

Tony P

Akerleather.com

[grantar2]

The Nexbelt Defender series that I carry have a 1 7/16" strap, and are designed to go with luxury dress suits. If you go narrower than that make sure you change out your holsters clips. A narrow belt in many cases when drawing under stress will not properly grab the clip allowing the whole rig to come with the gun. This is one of the failures commonly seen when people carry with a standard belt which can be done successfully depending on gun, holster and clip, but needs to be understood.

[DrkSh8ds]

I find when I have to go dressed up with (dress slacks and shirt, or suit), carrying on the hip just doesn't work well if you have to tuck your shirt. I know tuckable clips or whatever type of straps help but if you're in a tucked in dress shirt it just doesn't really work. Whenever I absolutely have to wear a suit or dress shirt I go ankle holster. Unless you're the type that like very slim fitting slacks or suit. My XDS45 or Shield 40 hides very well in a good ankle Holster.

I Normally wear a calve sleeve under my dress socks to help with comfort of a ankle holster leg strap that is needed to keep the holster from sliding down to far.

Just my humble suggestion.
Hope you find a belt that works for you