Belt Saldes Black

Women's fashion casual belt with a square buckle clasp and square tip crafted from organic fabric made with pineapple leaf fibers

The modern woman's belt made with Piñatex. This innovative material comes from the reuse of the residue created by the pineapple farming industry. It uses the pineapple leafs fibers to obtain a biodegradable, renewable and cruelty-free textile.

• This belt has a solid pattern with a tanned leather effect finishing, toped up by exposed sewn edges for longer durability and a square tip slightly curved.
• The square nickel free metal buckle makes it distinguishable, and it is attached to the belt through a cross fixed seam over the bar and a metallic button.
• It is a minimalist and versatile model that matches both dresses and shoes, in an office work environment, or even for a more casual look with some jeans.
• Belt material: Piñatex made from pineapple leaves fibres and PLA.
• Closure: silver metal buckle, metal prong – nickel free.
• Tip cap: square.
• Belt width: 3.9 cm | 1.5 in
• Carefully made in Spain with sustainable materials and manufacturing processes, in a fair work environment.

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NAE Vegan has been a pioneer in vegan shoes since 2008. While many other vegan shoe brands opted for materials made from plastic, NAE has been looking for the most eco-friendly alternatives to leather since its inception.

Eco-friendly: NAE uses materials such as cork, and organic cotton, but also innovative leather substitutes. For example, they use substitutes made from apples, corn or pineapple. Very important, because one of the biggest challenges of sustainable materials is scaling up; early adopters like NAE make a difference in that.

NAE also offers a 2-year warranty on the shoes.

Fair and local production: NAE's products are made in Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom. The factories they work with are regularly checked for fair and safe working conditions.

Vegan: NAE is PETA-approved vegan

Good Cause: twice a year, NAE donates products to Remar Portugal, an organization that is committed to social inclusion.