No, besides the fact that in most cases your underwear will be between your body and Bucqle, Bucqle is covered by a rubber layer and has curvy edges.

No, your Bucqle won't slip off unless you pull.

No, your Bucqle can't slide open after locking your fit. This is due to the rubber studs on the inside of your Bucqle that continuously put pressure on your waistband.

No, you don't need a Bucqle for the other side too.

Bucqle pulls for 50% on the backside and 50% on the front side of your pants, meaning your pants might slightly move, which is hardly noticeable.

We advise to combine Bucqle with your right pocket, since the fold would not be that obvious. If you do not have pockets, Bucqle is made for the right side of your pants/skirts, but can be placed anywhere you like.

While your belt bulks the fabric when tightening your pants, the Bucqle neatly folds. The thicker and the more stiff your fabric is, the harder it is for Bucqle to create that neat fold. We ourselves use Bucqle on our jeans daily, however some jeans are not ideal. It is definitely not no, but neither a 100% yes :)

We decided to move the contribution to Europe, since the amount before paying tax is lower in EU than in most other continents. Therefore, we can apply friendly shipping to almost everyone :)

Yes we do!

From Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

We do not accept returns from the 3rd party crowdfunding platforms Indiegogo and Kickstarter.