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Step 10Attach buckle
On this belt, you can see that the metal tab was still attached to the belt, from the factory. So, with this belt, all I have to do is attach the buckle. The trickiest part to this step is getting the proper length. Measure it several times, because you want to get it right. Too short will be useless, as will too long.
This raised an issue with me: with different pants, or if I am going to tuck in my shirt or not, my belt needs to be a little different length. This belt is NOT adjustable.
This is one of the reasons I decided to go for version 2.0 in the following steps.
So, feed the belt through the buckle as shown, pull it over it's self, mark with marker, and then sew. I stapled mine in place until it can be sewn.
I am not much of a tailor, so following this step, I will show you an alternative, and sort of a 2.0 version, as I think it is better.
This raised an issue with me: with different pants, or if I am going to tuck in my shirt or not, my belt needs to be a little different length. This belt is NOT adjustable.
This is one of the reasons I decided to go for version 2.0 in the following steps.
So, feed the belt through the buckle as shown, pull it over it's self, mark with marker, and then sew. I stapled mine in place until it can be sewn.
I am not much of a tailor, so following this step, I will show you an alternative, and sort of a 2.0 version, as I think it is better.
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