Belts
Considering belts to go with jeans
I wear jeans for the majority of my casual style. Here are some belts to wear with jeans.
HENRY CUIR belts.
Henri Cuir’s belts are quite thick with stitching throughout and brass buckles. Due to the belt’s width, it can only be used with jeans with thick belt loops, but it is a favourite belt that has a great presence and accentuates the waist area. HENRY CUIR is no longer a brand, but it was named after the founder himself, HENRY BEGUELIN. BEGUELIN (he was not involved), which bears the name of the founder himself, continues to be a brand.
HTC belts.
This is the HTC belt that took the world by storm in the early 2000s. I loved this belt and at one time had three in rotation, but the one I have on hand now is a simple one with a leather strap decoration. I used to own one but gave it away to a younger colleague, and I enjoy wearing it with Levi’s and Lee jeans. At one time they were carried in select shops, but it’s a pity that I haven’t seen them recently
Belts by Brunello Cucinelli
Brunello Cucinelli belt with tip, commonly known as “Puntale”. By making it a little longer and wearing it without putting the tip through the loop, the belt hangs downwards, which gives it an exquisite accent and a stylish atmosphere. There are many opportunities to wear it with Brunello Cucinelli jeans and trousers, but it is also an excellent styling accent for Levi’s and Lee, making it useful. It is also a great style for Brunello Cucinelli suits and is often worn by staff.
Real McCoy’s Bens leather belt.
This orthodox belt is just the right thickness and colour to make it a good, easy-to-use belt that goes well with any jeans. While the design is plain, the skin is made of high-quality cowhide, making it a strong and supple belt. It is light brown, so there are many opportunities to match it with darker jeans such as rigid.
This section presents belts to be worn with jeans. It is interesting to try out different types of belts, as even rather flashy designs look good with jeans. The HENRY CUIR belt I introduced first is too wide and won’t fit through anything but old Levi’s belt loops, so I use it exclusively with older models such as the 501XX and 502. Brunello Cucinelli belts are best worn with the same Brunello Cucinelli jeans. The design of the belts, including the belt width, is such that they match with suits, etc., making them the top maison’s belts.
We are introducing belts this time, but we would like to introduce accessories other than belts in another article if there is an opportunity.
