Leather Belt
Tobacco Leather Belt by Closed
How to wear Closed Leather Belt
If you're a fan of laid-back style, why not try this combo of a white and navy gingham dress shirt and a Closed tobacco leather belt? Introduce tobacco leather heeled sandals to the mix to make the getup a bit dressier.
This relaxed combination of a navy dress shirt and a Closed Leather Belt can take on different forms according to how you style it out. Make your getup more current by finishing with a pair of orange suede gladiator sandals.
This casual combination of a tan vest and a Closed tobacco leather belt is very easy to pull together without a second thought, helping you look chic and ready for anything without spending too much time rummaging through your wardrobe. And if you wish to immediately polish off this look with shoes, add brown leather ankle boots to this ensemble.
Why not try teaming a brown military jacket with a Closed Leather Belt from STYLEBOP.com? These two pieces are super comfy and look good when teamed together.
A pulled together pairing of a white crew-neck t-shirt and a tobacco leather belt will set you apart in an instant.
If you're on the lookout for a casual yet seriously chic outfit, pair a white and black polka dot blazer with a tobacco leather belt.
A black leather coat and a Closed Leather Belt are the kind of a tested casual combination that you so terribly need when you have no extra time to plan an outfit. For a dressier twist, add black suede ankle boots to the mix.
If the setting allows casual style, wear a white floral henley shirt with a Closed Leather Belt. A pair of tobacco leather ankle boots effortlessly polishes off any ensemble.
Marrying a red velvet blazer and a Closed Leather Belt will prove your styling prowess even on lazy days. To give your overall outfit a more polished twist, complete your ensemble with a pair of beige studded leather pumps.