The same hand-worked leather that defines Enfants Riches Déprimés' jackets runs through its smaller pieces. Founded in 2012 by artist Henri Alexander Levy and split between Los Angeles and Paris, the label treats every object as part of one practice, built on Levy's "elitist punk" idea where finish and detail matter more than logo or cut. The accessories carry that same intent at a smaller scale.
Belts bring the brand's leather work down to a single piece. Expect supple leather, hand-finished detail, and hardware that ranges from clean buckles to studs and reworked metal accents pulled from the brand's biker and motorcycle vocabulary. Each is made in limited quantities, finished by hand so the leather and hardware wear in over time.
We carry Enfants Riches Déprimés belts at Feuille, available online and in-store at our Vancouver boutique. The leather is worked and the hardware set by hand, so each belt softens and marks to its wearer rather than staying fixed and new.
