casual belts

Fluid leather contours conform a handsome belt for today's fashions. Tomomi crafts the design by hand with circular cutouts that allow a glimpse of the clothing beneath. A bold iron buckle completes her design.

Featuring beautiful floral embroidery inspired by ancient Inca motifs, this Peruvian belt brings the beauty of a garden to your wardrobe. Alicia Huaman presents the belt, displaying designs that originate from the Andean city of Ayacucho. It features an adjustable length with five separate holes and a buckle of bronze plated zamac.

Belt length: 44-45 inches
Belt fits: 35-44 inches
Belt width: 2 inches

Carved from coconut shell, floral medallions alternate with circles on a charming belt by Sasithon Saisuk. She knots them by hand on brown nylon cords and adds flirty beads of rain tree wood. The belt fastens to the desired length with a hook.

The natural intrigue of coconut shell windows are linked in a handmade belt. By Sasithon Saisuk, it brings organic beauty to casual fashion. The belt can fasten around waist or hips as desired with a hook, and culminates in rain tree wood beads.

Named after the word used by the Incas to nominate their regions—Suyo—this glorious wrap belt captures the beauty of the Andean mountains in its geometric details. Woven by Peru's Paul Lopez, this cotton piece combines red, orange, yellow, blue and green hues in one classic pattern of ancestral allure. As a handy touch, the tie closure has charming tassels.