Elliot Rhodes Black Red Pony Hair Leather Belt with Gunmetal  Classic Flare Edge Buckle

Black/Red Garland Burnout Pony Hair Prong Belt

Black Red
$200.02
Sale price  $200.02 Regular price  $274.00
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Elliot Rhodes Black Red Pony Hair Leather Belt with Gunmetal  Classic Flare Edge Buckle

Black/Red Garland Burnout Pony Hair Prong Belt

$200.02
Sale price  $200.02 Regular price  $274.00
ColourBlack Red
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Garland / 40mm / Pony Hair / Van Gogh / Black Red — Shiny Gunmetal Prong

Now I know what you're thinking — red and black pony hair, isn't that a bit much? Let me stop you right there.

The Van Gogh burnout technique takes the pony hair and removes colour in an irregular, almost painterly pattern — leaving dark voids scattered across a deep red ground in a way that feels organic rather than printed. The result is a strap that has genuine depth and movement to it. It catches the light differently across its surface, the dark patches receding while the red lifts and glows. It makes a statement, yes — but a considered one. This is not a novelty belt. It's a serious piece of design that happens to be impossible to ignore.

What sets the Garland apart is in its construction. A smooth leather piping runs the full length of the edge — a garland finish that gives the belt a sleekness and definition that elevates the whole thing. On a burnout pony hair like this, that clean edge matters.

The buckle keeps its counsel. A shiny gunmetal prong with softly curved corners that narrow elegantly toward the front flange and bar — the high polish creating a tonal dark-on-dark interplay with the black in the burnout that is, frankly, very cool. Simple, precise, exactly right.

Wear it to lift an evening outfit — black trousers, dark shirt, this belt — and you won't need anything else to make the look. On black denim it's outstanding. Works well for both men and women who know what they're doing.

Made one at a time in our small Spanish atelier, by people who appreciate that sometimes the brave choice is the right one.

 

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