Women's Vegan Belts

What makes belts vegan is that they are made without the use of any animal skin, such as leather or suede. Traditionally, vegan belts are made from synthetic materials. Increasingly today, they are made using innovative and high-performing textiles derived from nature, with many of the properties of leather but none of the cruelty, and with a much lower environmental impact. These include Piñatex (which is made from pineapple leaf fibres), Vegea grape leather (made from leftover grapes from the wine industry), olive leather, Desserto cactus leather, apple leather, Oleatex olive leather, cork, and MIRUM, the world's first fully plastic-free vegan leather.

Yes vegan belts are durable. Many vegan belts now are made using high quality and durable materials, and many of the new vegan leathers are of excellent quality. But you can make your vegan belt last longer by taking care of it well. With proper care, vegan belts can last for many years, depending on how much wear and tear they encounter, which is the same as their animal-leather counterparts. You can find out more in our article How To Clean & Care For Vegan Leather and discover our vegan leather product care range.

Yes vegan belts can be sustainable. Vegan materials tend to have a much lower carbon footprint, use fewer resources and be much be kinder to the environment than animal leather, which is one of the most environmentally damaging materials used in fashion. At Immaculate Vegan, we partner with ethical and sutainable fashion brands who are creating the most sustainable vegan belts possible, using the most sustainable vegan materials, including plant-based leathers such as apple leather, cactus leather, olive leather, grape leather and cork. We have many sustainable vegan belts in our collections.