Brown Perforated Belt
Brown Leather Belt by Ps By Paul Smith
How to wear Ps By Paul Smith Brown Perforated Belt
When the setting allows casual style, you can easily wear a black suit and a brown leather belt. Let's make a bit more effort now and complement your outfit with brown leather derby shoes.
Why not consider teaming a brown blazer with a Ps By Paul Smith Brown Perforated Belt? As well as totally comfortable, both pieces look nice when paired together. For a more sophisticated vibe, add dark brown leather chelsea boots to the equation.
Why not pair a charcoal suit with a brown leather belt? As well as totally functional, both of these items look nice together. Why not take a classic approach with footwear and complement your outfit with a pair of black leather loafers?
Team a tan trenchcoat with a brown leather belt if you're in search of an outfit option that is all about off-duty dapperness.
A mustard chevron short sleeve shirt and a Ps By Paul Smith Brown Perforated Belt are an off-duty combo that every sartorially savvy gentleman should have in his casual wardrobe. Finish your outfit with a pair of dark brown leather double monks for a truly modern hi-low mix.
One of the coolest ways for a man to style a black long sleeve henley shirt is to pair it with a brown leather belt in a laid-back outfit. Finishing off with dark brown leather loafers is an easy way to introduce a bit of depth to this ensemble.
Go for a dark brown shearling jacket and a Ps By Paul Smith Brown Perforated Belt if you're looking for an outfit option for when you want to look laid-back and cool. When it comes to footwear, go for something on the classier end of the spectrum and finish your outfit with black fringe leather loafers.
If you enjoy practical getups, try pairing a mint shirt jacket with a Ps By Paul Smith brown leather belt. Complement this ensemble with navy leather loafers to instantly jazz up the outfit.
This pairing of a brown barn jacket and a Ps By Paul Smith Brown Perforated Belt from SSENSE is proof that a safe off-duty look can still look extra sharp. If you need to immediately polish off this look with footwear, why not complete your ensemble with a pair of dark brown suede brogues?