Most of what you see here is a stretch band closed by a decorative metal buckle, gold or silver. Alongside them sit studded faux-leather straps, some with eyelets and rows of diamanté, and a few braided plastic belts that thread through a round buckle. The colour range is wide: black and taupe, beige and camel, then mustard, orange and sea green. Nothing here is coming back into stock, which is rather the point of the page. These are the last pieces of lines we have stopped restocking, not factory seconds or damaged goods.

End-of-line belts still in stock

Three fastenings, and what each one asks of you

How a belt closes matters more than its colour once you actually put it on. Three systems share this page, and they behave nothing alike.

How each belt fastens and adjusts
Stretch bandPulls on over the head or the hips. The buckle is decoration rather than a fastening, so nothing digs in.
Pin buckle and eyeletsFixed positions along the strap. Holds a stiff waistband and takes the weight of studs without sagging.
Braided slideThe strap threads through a round buckle and holds by friction, so it stops anywhere along its length rather than at fixed holes.

What belt clearance means on this page

End of line, not end of use. Each of these belts arrived as ordinary stock and is leaving the catalogue because we have stopped restocking the line, not because anything is wrong with it. The practical consequence is simple: a sold-out colour is gone for good, so settle the shade first and the width second.

Buckles carry most of the look

On a plain band, the buckle is the statement. Some are large and square, some hammered or aged, others built from linked metal plates or a heavy chain. A few are set with pearl-effect beads. Against black or taupe, a gold buckle reads as dressed up; the same buckle on mustard or orange reads as playful. Knowing which of the two you want makes the grid above far quicker to read.

Where to look next

The rest of the clearance stock sits in the wider accessories clearance.

Next door, hair pieces in the clearance sale follow the same rule: once a line stops, the colours do not come back.

If the shade you wanted has already gone, the range we keep in stock all year carries the styles we restock.