Custom BB Belt Sizing Guide

How to Measure a Current Belt

Measuring a well-fitting belt (not curved or stretched out) you already own is the best way to determine your belt size.

Lay the belt on a clean, flat surface.
Start the tape measure at the hole you currently use and measure to the end of the belt, where it meets the buckle (not the end of the buckle).
Belts are measured in inches and you should round up to the nearest inch.
If you measure 36 inches, you will want to purchase a size 36 belt. If you are measuring an old belt that has already contoured (has that curve in the back) to your body – we recommend you use the “cloth tape measure” method below to obtain the correct measurement.
If your current belt is curved, you will not get an accurate measurement for your new belt.

How to Measure Your Body for Belt Size

To measure your body for optimal belt size, start by threading a cloth tape measure through the belt loops of your trousers/jeans/slacks. It’s important to stand in a relaxed, natural position–do not push out your belly or suck it in when taking the measurement.
The measuring tape should be snug. Measure in inches and round to the nearest inch. This will be your belt size you will provide to us.
If you don’t have a flexible measuring tape, use a piece of twine or string, mark the spot using the measuring method for a cloth tape.
Lay the string/twine on a flat surface and lay your measuring tape alongside the string/twine. This will give you the proper belt size.

How to Choose a Belt Size based on Pant Size

An easy way to determine belt size is to simply “add 2″ to your off-the-rack trouser size.

For example, if you wear a 36” waist trouser, then a 38-belt size will be a safe bet. Most will find this simple formula works best for pants worn at a traditional height–close to the natural waistline.

Pant Size to Belt Size

Note: Belt Sizes shown in US standard size.