Pampeano Jefe Belt

Finish the look by adding blind embossed lettering to the buttery leather belt loop of your pampeano polo belt.

This smart pampeano belt has subtle shades of navy and brown and is favoured by those who don't want anything too loud. pampeano has a belt for everyone, some want a bold statement piece, others may want to make a quieter nod to this phenomenal style.

Made in Argentina by hand, our pampeano polo belts take on average five hours per belt to make, four of those hours dedicated to the hand weaving. Extremely hard to make perfectly, our weavers are amongst the most skilled and experienced in the country - and as such our hand woven pampeano belts are held in high regard and stocked by some of the finest department stores around the world. High density waxed yarn is painstakingly looped around premium A grade vegetable tanned leather, that has been stamped into the desired 'pampa' design.

Some fashion types refer to our pampeano polo belts as Aztec belts, alluding to their native Indian roots; Argentines will take ownership of their polo belt designs, describing the troughs and peaks of the diamonds as representative of the Andes mountains - and different native tribes will have different patterns. The diamond designs carries through into many horse-related items, particularly in the environment of polo; Argentine saddle blankets; pampa design girths, the woven pattern on ponchos for example - all part of the intrinsic tradition of the Argentine horseman.

Dimensions The Jefe comes in a size range of 80-120cm in length. To determine the size you need, please use the chart to see what is best for you. Width of standard belts is 3.5cm.

Care The high quality, natural materials used to hand-craft this pampeano belt means that it has been made to last. To keep it looking at its best, it is important to keep your pampeano polo belt clean and nourished. Use a leather cream to keep the surface enriched and use a soapy, non-coloured sponge to scrub the threads in the direction of the stitching, before using a damp cloth to rinse and a dry towel to blot the threads to dry.