The pouch is not packaging. Most packaging disappears. This one stays. From the start the belt system was designed to grow, not expire. Interchangeable straps, interchangeable buckles, a collection that evolves over time. The pouch follows the same logic. Transparent, functional, visible. You see what you own. You pick what you need. No rummaging. No forgetting. I think of it as part of the system. It protects every buckle at arrival and keeps them protected after.
This is infrastructure, not decoration. It is reusable, not disposable. It lives in your drawer, on your shelf, in your bag. It makes the belt system easy to live with. Easy to store. Easy to choose from. Easy to return to. It is a small object that supports a bigger idea. Belts should not be replaced. They should be built, collected, kept. The pouch does not end at purchase. It becomes part of the product, part of the collection, part of the ecosystem.
