SpareParts Joque Harness Size Guide

SIZE A or SIZE B:

Follow these simple steps to determine which Joque™ product will fit you perfectly!
To determine if you or your partner is a size A or B, you will need to consider both the Belt and Leg strap measurements.

MEASURING FOR THE BELT:

Step one
To measure which size is best for the wearer; first consider where you will be wearing it whether it’s on your waist (high ride) or on your hips (low ride).
If you prefer to wear your harness high, instead of low (please be aware many wearers like to wear their harness low as they want it to sit on their 
clitoris so it allows for stimulation where ever possible); measure around your waist instead of your hips. 

Step two
Wrap the measuring tape around your hips (or waist if applicable), where you would wear your belt.  Take the number where the tape 
measure completes and crosses over itself.  You should add a few (3-4) inches to this measurement for size fluctuation and room for 
sizing adjustment.  Take the measurement and see size chart above for Belt and determine which belt would be best.  
(You should be able to select a size that is reflective of your belt size.  So for example:  if you wear a size 32  belt, and it has a good fit 
with a couple of holes for adjustment, you should select the Joque that best fits 32 inches).

MEASURING FOR THE LEG STRAPS:

Step one
To measure which size is best for the wearer; first figure out where you will be wearing it on your hips (or waist if applicable).  The best way to do this is to put on a regular belt, as this will help you to have a place to start and finish measurement on the next step.

Step two
Next take the tape measure and start by taking the end of it and holding it in the center of the belt (in line with your belly button).  
Slide the measuring tape between your legs.  Select which leg you want to use for measuring and wrap the measuring tape taught around 
the back of that leg (around the butt check) and then bring it back around to the front back to the center of the belt where you started the measurement.
In essence you should have the measuring tape wrapped fully around one of your legs tautly (but not so tight it restricts blood flow) with the start and end 
point of the measuring tape being the front center of your belt.

Take the leg strap measurement, and then subtract 14 inches, this should give you the length of leg strap you need for the harness to fit securely but still be comfortable. See size chart above.