Burgundy can be a small accent, rather than the main event. The difference is in the braid: one focused colour, or a more nuanced two-tone combination.
One colour, clearly: The Kensington
Kensington keeps to a mono burgundy braid. Wear it against navy or charcoal and let the colour sit quietly between a simple shirt and tailored trousers.
Two tones, softly: The Belgravia
Belgravia works burgundy into a duo braid, finished with suede details. Pair it with grey knitwear or a cream shirt to give the braid room to show.
One colour rule
You do not need to match every accessory. Repeat burgundy once, or leave it as the only warm accent against cooler clothes. A little colour goes a long way.
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Choose your shade and fit
Compare the Mono collection with two-tone Duo belts to find the colour effect that suits your wardrobe. Use the belt size guide for your fit, and explore the Sunday Palette for more ways to combine warm and neutral tones.