Ralph Lauren Made in Mexico Wide Brown Leather & Silver-tone Concho Contour Belt

Collectible and quintessentially Ralph Lauren - From the early 2000s archives, made in Mexico with a rich, wide-cut brown leather strap and nine exquisitely aged silver-tone conchos—each one intentionally distressed, stamped, and fastened with a woven leather strap that disappears into a buckle worthy of an heirloom. Inspired by the exquisite craftsmanship of Native American artisans. It’s the belt worn by the woman who knows how to ride in a truck bed, hold her own in a boardroom, or drape a Beacon blanket over her shoulders without checking the mirror twice. Or cinch it tight at the waist over a cream cashmere sweater on Madison Avenue and watch the old money women stare, trying to remember if they sold theirs at Sotheby’s or loaned it to Vogue in ‘97. • Ralph Lauren stamp + serial # on interior • 3” wide strap; 43.5” long tip to tip • 5 adj. holes at 35”, 36”, 37”, 38”, and 39” • 9 silver-tone conchos approx. 3” x 3.75” • Made in Mexico • Gently worn—beautiful patina As relevant now as they were in the first women's collections 30+ years ago, the concho belt remains an integral part of the Ralph Lauren wardrobe. Whether slung over a body-conscious black dress for evening, the or cinched over a Beacon sweater and jeans for day, this finishing touch is as versatile as it is timeless. And it’s exactly the belt you wear when you’re done asking permission. Stock photos for inspiration. Gently worn, lovely intentionally distressed condition.