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A rank belt does two jobs. It holds your uniform closed, and it shows your level to everyone in the dojo or dojang. Solid colour belts are the standard in karate, taekwondo and judo, and each colour stands for a stage of training. The order of colours is not the same in every style or even every school, so a blue belt in one art does not mean the same as a blue belt in another, and you should always check your own school’s belt chart. Belts are usually made from cotton or a cotton and polyester blend, and standard belts wrap around the waist twice before they are tied, so length is important. Karate and taekwondo belts are usually narrower, around 4 to 5 cm, while judo belts are usually a little wider, around 4.5 to 5.5 cm. Belts are awarded by your instructor, so buy the colour that matches your real rank.
Measure your waist where your uniform pants sit, and use the “wrap twice and tie” rule. Add enough length for a tail of about 12 inches or 30 cm on each side after tying. Then match that number to the maker’s size chart, rather than trusting the size number alone. A belt that is too short will not tie properly.
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