the bloom: woman wearing the multi-strand faux pearl cord tied at the waist over an ivory blazer

the bloom

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Sale price  €29,00 Regular price €59,00
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the bloom: woman wearing the multi-strand faux pearl cord tied at the waist over an ivory blazer
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the bloom

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A cord, not a clasp.

Multi-strand faux pearl, tied at the waist and closed by one fabric flower, with a loose pearl tail left hanging below it. Over an oversized coat, it draws the line the coat itself doesn't have.

For the coat that already fits everywhere except the waist.

size & fit

Measured over your clothes, not against the skin. Put on the layer you plan to wear it with.

sizefits waist
100 cm65-79 cm

Between two sizes, take the longer one.

How to measure

A waist belt is worn over your clothes. So the measurement that matters is taken over your clothes, not over your body.

natural waist
  1. Put on the jacket, coat or dress you intend to wear the belt with.
  2. Place a soft tape where the belt will sit: at the base of the ribcage, just above the navel.
  3. Keep the tape level and comfortable, not tight. Read the number in centimetres.

Match that number against the table on this page. Between two sizes, take the longer one.

how to wear it

Tied at the natural waist, over a coat or blazer left open or closed.
Best where the coat has no belt of its own. It gives the line the coat is missing.
This one ties. The hook and the knot are the ones with a clasp.

The whole guide, garment by garment

materials

Faux pearl strand, fabric flower, no metal hardware
1.0 cm wide.

shipping & returns

Free tracked shipping, worldwide. 10 to 14 business days.
Express, €7. 4 to 9 business days.

Wrong size? We’ll make it right. 30 days to return, from delivery.

Return policy

pairs with this

a camel suede belt worn at the natural waist over an ecru blazer

how to wear it

The rules are short.

Over the coat, not under it. On the narrowest point, not the hip. Let the tail hang. Contrast with the garment. Four lines, and everything already in the wardrobe changes shape.

read the guide