PAMPEANO Polo Belt - Sereno
Pampeano - Leather Polo Belts - Sereno
Introducing the Sereno Pampeano polo belt, named after the Spanish word for 'serene', embodying tranquility and the essence of summer. Crafted with care by our artisans in Buenos Aires, Argentina, this belt captures the serene beauty of the Rio de la Plata with its vibrant saddlery threads meticulously handwoven onto rich Havana brown Argentine leather.
The combination of blue, navy, and cream threads creates a striking contrast against the supple leather, accentuated by an antique brass-coloured buckle. Whether paired with jeans, chinos, polo whites, or denim cut-offs, the Sereno belt adds a touch of elegance to any ensemble.
Designed for both men and women, this pampeano polo belt is the perfect accessory for both on and off the polo field, evoking memories of leisurely sailing along the Rio de la Plata. Discover the serenity and style of the Sereno belt, an iconic addition to any wardrobe.
All Pampeano belts are supplied in a high-quality gift box.
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Pampeano - Leather Polo Belts - Sereno
Introducing the Sereno Pampeano polo belt, named after the Spanish word for 'serene', embodying tranquility and the essence of summer. Crafted with care by our artisans in Buenos Aires, Argentina, this belt captures the serene beauty of the Rio de la Plata with its vibrant saddlery threads meticulously handwoven onto rich Havana brown Argentine leather.
The combination of blue, navy, and cream threads creates a striking contrast against the supple leather, accentuated by an antique brass-coloured buckle. Whether paired with jeans, chinos, polo whites, or denim cut-offs, the Sereno belt adds a touch of elegance to any ensemble.
Designed for both men and women, this pampeano polo belt is the perfect accessory for both on and off the polo field, evoking memories of leisurely sailing along the Rio de la Plata. Discover the serenity and style of the Sereno belt, an iconic addition to any wardrobe.
All Pampeano belts are supplied in a high-quality gift box.
