First off, thank you and congratulations on deciding to invest in yourself and purchase your own set of custom gear
from Hazardous Racing! We LOVE building custom gear, because we believe that it fits you the best, and when
gear fits you the best, it also PROTECTS you the best. Thank you for choosing us to build your favorite suit!
Second, please take time with your sizing, your suit’s fit and comfort depends completely on the accuracy of your
measurements. This is an investment in you and in your safety, so take your time, go line by line, this might take
you 30 minutes to complete accurately, but the time it takes to be meticulous will pay off in the best fitting suit
you have ever owned, at our top level, guaranteed quality.
Prepping for your measurements, you need something to mark yourself with, chalk or marker, some people even
use tape to mark the parts of your body that multiple measurements come back to, ie wrist and ankle). You also
need a cloth measuring tape, and something to tie around your body’s NATURAL WAIST, not where your pants sit.
Lastly you also need your safety gear that you wear underneath your gear. You will want 1 full set of
measurements WITHOUT your armor (back and or chest protector) and one set complete WITH that armor.
A tailor is the best person to use to get these measurements done with. Be careful using a tailor from a chain
store, as they may rush your measurements, or assume that they know the best place to measure you, and not
follow the sheet properly. We find the most errors when a seamstress is used; something about the different
styles of measurement between the professions seems to carry over when using seamstresses to take suit
measurements.
When you approach a tailor to take your measurements, let them know that you need a specialty measurement
done, not that you need them to measure for a fitted race suit, as this seems to scare tailors into them thinking
they will be responsible for your fitment, when in truth, as long as your measurements are accurate, our tailors will
adjust for your final approval, and we will build your race suit around you, and these measurements. It is not up to
the tailor to build your suit’s fit, only to take these measurements accurately. Standard fitment deviation from
anyone measuring circumference is two fingers inside the measuring tape. To make your suit fit tighter use one or
no fingers. To make your suit fit looser add a finger.
Optionally you may include 3 pictures of yourself (front, back and side) to help assist our tailors with your body
type and suit fit when you send us your fitment word doc. These photos should be in tight fitting clothing; typically
this would be under armor style suit for underneath your race suit, or tight fitting apparel.
Please come directly to us with any further questions, and thank you again for being our customer!
Matthew Alexander CEO Hazardous Racinginfo@hazardousracing.com 704 574 2885
Karri Tireman Office Manager Hazardous Racing karri@hazardousracing.com 704 534 8981
FILL OUT WORKBOOK IN ENTIRETY, EMPTY ITEMS THAT DO NOT APPLY SHOULD HAVE AN
“NA”Incomplete workbooks are subject to not be honored in Hazardous Racing’s Quality Guarantee
Name
Address
Contact Phone (Delivery)
Email
Suit Model
Suit Style
Colors
Sex
Perforated
Suit or Jacket Style
Measure Deviation
Logos
Gloves
Adjustment Approval
Full Armor/Pucks
Stitching
Included armor
Chest/Back Options
Please Print
Your Complete Shipping Address
Best Number for DHL to call for delivery
Best Email to contact you
Club/SS/Pro/GP/GPS
HR001-7 (custom)
Detailed Description
M/F
(Yes/No/Front/Back/Full)
Size (normal/large)
1 or 2 Piece, Race or Retro
Three/Two/One Fingers
Attach in email/describe
(Y/N) (Alphas/Race) Size
Standard of Snug (snug requires more break in,
aka second skin to your measures)
Yes/No Details
Black or Yellow Kevlar
Yes/No – This is pertinent if you want to ONLY run
your after-market back and/or chest armor,
otherwise we will build our armor AROUND your
final measurements, even if they INCLUDE back
and chest, meaning your suit might only fit as
expected with that armor in, If NO, we will NOT
ad space NOR our back and chest plates, to your
With Included Back Protector
(standard)
With Included Chest Protector
(standard)
“with armor” measurements. You can ask us to
send armor in box, even if not included.
Other Notes, Questions
S.No
Description
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2
3
4
Neck (Around)
Shoulder to Shoulder (Measure outside of shoulder to outside of shoulder)
Chest (Around)
Waist (An easy way to find your Natural Waistline is to stand in front of the mirror
and bend at your side. The crease that forms indicates your natural waistline, directly
above the belly button and below the ribcage, mark this waist line with tape or string
for later measurements)
5
6
Hip (Around the widest part of your buttocks)
Thigh Circumference High (Measure at widest point around thigh, flex the muscle
with this measurement to assure fit)
Thigh Circumference Low (Measure at lower point around thigh, flex the muscle
with this measurement to assure fit)
Knee Circumference (Measure at center of knee)
Calf Circumference (Measure at widest point around calf , flex the muscle with this
measurement to assure fit)
Ankle Circumference (Measure above ankle bone, mark with tape or marker for later
measures)
Bicep Circumference (Measure at widest point around bicep, flex the muscle with
this measurement to assure fit )
Forearm Circumference (Measure at largest point around forearm, flex the muscle
with this measurement to assure fit)
Wrist Circumference (Measure at widest point around wrist, mark your wrist for
later measurements and to assure sleeve length location preference )
Neck to Shoulder (Measure from neck base to sleeve joint )
Sleeve Length (Measure from top of shoulder to top of wrist)
Shoulder to elbow (Measure from sleeve joint to elbow point)
Elbow to wrist ( Measure from elbow point to wrist )
Out seem (Waist line to ankle )
Inseam (Crotch to Ankle )
Knee to ankle (Measure from center of knee to top of ankle )
Neck base to Crotch
Shoulder to Shoulder (Measure from top of shoulder across back from sleeve joint to
sleeve joint )
Neck to waist Back (Measure from neck base to waist line )
Waist line to Crotch Back
Height (Base of neck to ankle )
Shoulders Around, Front to back
Underside of Arm to wrist, from underside of arm, to underside of wrist (palm side)
Side Measurement from underside of arm to ankle
Vertical Measure from Neck, down around crotch, up the back to back of neck
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8
9
10
11
12
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14
15
16
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19
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22
23
24
25
26
27
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Size(CM)
without
armor
Size(CM) Standard
Snug
with
armor
Adjusted Adjusted
Loose
Adjusted
+6
+5
+2
+5
+15
+12
+6
+4
+2
+2
+15
+10
+4
+2
+8
+6
+4
+4
+10
+4
+4
+4
+4
+4
+7.5
+8
+4
+10
+4
+2
+3.5
+2
+1
1.5
1.5
3
3
1.5
3.5
3.5
30 Jacket Length (Custom Fit Jackets and 2 Piece Suits) Note: Choosing your own
length determines where your jacket will sit. A more relaxed fit typically is
measured to your fashion waist, where your belt buckle sits, a more race fit on a two
piece is typically at your natural waist line.
31 Front Torso Height: From place where Trap meets neck to seam below crotch
32 Front Waist to Crotch: From front waste to seam below crotch
33 Front Waist to Back Waist: Measure from the waste in the front through and
between the legs and up to the waist back
34 Around Elbow: Measure around the elbow at widest point of the elbow joint.
Front=
NA
NA
Back=
Additionally for women (for Darting the bust line of your suits and jackets)
Bust line (cm)= ___________
Under Bust (cm) = ___________
Cup = ____
Please fill out and return pages 2 and 3 to the aforementioned email addresses on page 1, along with any optional photos, or custom logos as
attachments. Logo’s we always prefer vector based art (eps and ai) but our art department can work up vector art from images for a marginal
cost.
Insert suit image below.
NA