Belt (cinta) finished in braids on both ends fastened together by a red and cobalt blue plied tie with a key attached. The design features a ‘pata’ (flat place; pata-pata means stairs) motif with three bands of paired squares arranged like a checkerboard in alternating black and yellow, flanked by alternating green and red squares. A cobalt blue border appears along the top and bottom edges. The silver-coloured key on the right end reads "GLOBE" on one side of the face and "SHANGHAI, CHINA" on the other side, and the silver-coloured key attached to a silver split-ring on the left end reads "TIGER' on one side of the face and 'CRUISE, TIGER" on the other.

Long woven belt (chumpi) finished on both ends in braids that are fastened together by a plied tie in cobalt blue and red. The design of the belt known as a 'sara' (corn) motif features 3 decorative bands of repeating paired isosceles triangles in green and red with the central band in yellow and black. A solid cobalt blue border appears along the top and bottom edges.