Fabric Belt
Tan Leather Belt by H&M
How to wear H&M Fabric Belt
This urban combo of a black crew-neck sweater and a tan leather belt is super easy to pull together in no time flat, helping you look on-trend and ready for anything without spending a ton of time combing through your wardrobe. For something more on the sophisticated side to complement this getup, complete this getup with dark green suede casual boots.
You'll be amazed at how very easy it is for any gent to throw together a casual street style ensemble like this. Just a navy blazer matched with a tan leather belt. Clueless about how to complete this look? Wear a pair of brown suede brogue boots to smarten it up.
Indisputable proof that a navy long sleeve shirt and a tan leather belt look amazing when you team them together in a modern casual getup. Finishing off with a pair of brown suede casual boots is a guaranteed way to bring a touch of polish to this look.
Perfect the casually dapper getup in a yellow long sleeve shirt and a H&M Fabric Belt. Rev up this ensemble by sporting grey canvas espadrilles.
This laid-back pairing of a navy blazer and a tan leather belt can only be described as incredibly dapper. Balance this outfit with a classier kind of shoes, such as this pair of red suede driving shoes.
If you're looking for a bold casual and at the same time dapper outfit, wear a light blue linen blazer with a tan leather belt.
A light blue floral long sleeve shirt and a tan leather belt are a smart pairing to be utilised at the weekend. To bring a little zing to this look, complement this ensemble with a pair of blue suede tassel loafers.
Reach for a dark green shawl cardigan and a H&M tan leather belt for a modern twist on casual street outfits. Showcase your sophisticated side by rounding off with a pair of brown suede casual boots.
A multi colored plaid flannel long sleeve shirt and a tan leather belt are a great pairing to add to your current casual rotation. Feeling venturesome? Change things up a bit by finishing off with brown suede casual boots.