Leather and studs…ooh. We like receiving those in tandem whenever we can. BAD Belts lets you show them off together without the risk of getting flagged for indecent exposure, with their studded leather belt. Whipsticthed, complete with a faded finish and a large brass buckle that looks like it’s been hammered away at for 100 years, giving it all types of dents and vintage appeal. $72
They don’t come as a set, but you can purchase them together if you have four-figures to spare. The two-ring style belt from Martin Margiela really stands out. I know some of you walk a different path and might go for the Martin Margiela Leopard belt instead, which is more vibrant but the two-ring belt has a buckle that really appeals to me because of its styled simplicity. $320
Here are 4 more great belts to help keep you wrapped together. Well, technically it is only 3 different styles as the Suture is in there twice, but it is four in total. Simple and sweet these John Varvatos belts cover the basics and provide a bit of style through the use of color and stitch work without going over the top and beging for attention. The fact that they are on sale is just a plus.
Starting from the top of the stack we have the banded, the suture belt in brown, the suture again in black and finally the belt on the bottom, made with embossed leather. All of the belts have at least $50 dollars knocked from the price tag.
When it is hot that means shorts, drawstrings, flip-flops and lots of linen. Still somewhere in there you are going to wear pants that require a belt. So if you must wear a belt at least pick one that looks good. Not to bulky, not to much buckle. Here are 4 to add to your stash while you beat the heat.
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