Braided -- a casual sport belt made by braiding three or more strips of leather or fabric together. 

Camp -- is made from individual links of leather. Named for a craft belt that was often made at kid’s summer camps.

Cincture or monks belt -- sash belts worn by clergy and consist of a twisted rayon, silk or rope belt with tassels or knots at the ends.

Cowboy -- a heavy tooled leather belt with large metal buckle

Cummerbund -- traditionally worn with men’s formalwear it’s a wide satin or taffeta belt with pleats and adjustable tabs in the back. From the Hindu "Kamarband" or "loinband".

D-Ring -- an adjustable belt of leather or woven cloth fastened by pulling the end though two D-shaped metal rings.

Elastic -- belt made from stretchable, elasticized fabric

Gaucho -- Spanish for Cowboys of South America, belt made from medallions of leather and metal.

Reversible -- one color on one side and a different color on the other with a buckle that twists.

Sam Browne -- named for a British army general, who having lost his left arm couldn’t support his sword without this special belt. It’s a broad leather belt with a light strap that hangs over the right shoulder.

Sash -- any belt of soft material that loops over and ties in a knot or bow rather than buckling.
Self -- a belt made from the same fabric as the pants garment

Surcingle -- a webbed belt woven in plain or striped fabric fastened with a metal buckle through which a harness leather tab is pulled.

Wampum -- Native American Indian belt made from colorful shell beads and traded like money.