RRL Belts, Wallets, Caps & Leather Accessories

RRL belts, wallets and accessories carry Ralph Lauren's heritage Double RL look in smaller leather goods and headwear. Belts lead the range, from studded and hand-tooled styles to plain tumbled leather, alongside billfold, envelope and chain wallets in vegetable-tanned hides. Ranch logo ball caps, trucker caps and camo styles cover headwear, with canvas and leather briefcases, tote bags and watch cases completing the range. Expect solid brass hardware, hand-finishing and leather that darkens and softens with use rather than wearing out.

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About RRL Belts, Wallets, Caps & Leather Accessories

About RRL leather goods

RRL, also written Double RL, is Ralph Lauren's heritage line, named after his Colorado ranch and drawn from early twentieth-century American workwear and Western style. Its accessories use vegetable-tanned leather, solid hardware and traditional finishing, which is why they sit above standard accessories on price and why they age rather than wear out.

Belts, wallets and small leather goods

Belts are the signature piece. Studded and hand-tooled styles carry Western detailing and heavier buckles, while plain tumbled leather belts suit everyday wear with denim and chinos. Wallets follow the same approach: billfold and envelope styles in hand-tooled or concho-detailed leather, with chain wallets for a more workwear-led look. Leather darkens and creases with use, so these pieces take on character rather than looking worn.

Caps, bags and gifting

Ranch logo ball caps in twill and denim are the core headwear, with mesh trucker and camo styles for warmer weather. Canvas and leather briefcases, tote bags and watch cases cover travel and desk use. Smaller leather goods make straightforward gifts, since wallets, belts and caps avoid the sizing questions that come with clothing.

Browse the full RRL by Ralph Lauren range, or shop RRL jeans and trousers and RRL shirts and overshirts to build the rest of the outfit.

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