Welcome!
Oliver Green has been a staple in the Wellington Equestrian Circuit, known for blending timeless style with playful charm. Founded in 2006 by Sandra Oles in Greenwich, Connecticut, Oliver Green belts quickly became must-haves for riders who appreciate both quality and personality in their gear.
Now, in 2023, we’re excited to announce a fresh chapter—our move to Boca Raton! With this relocation, we’re bringing our bold, whimsical belts to an even broader audience while staying true to the craftsmanship and creativity that made us a favorite from the start.
Our belts aren’t just for the barn. They’ve become cult favorites in country clubs, on the street and a perennial favorite for those who want to punch up their style with a pop of personality. Whether you’re in the ring or out for brunch, Oliver Green belts add a distinct spark of character—where fashion meets function with a wink.
At the heart of it all is Sandra, whose sharp eye and imaginative spirit drive every design. It’s not just an accessory; it’s a statement.
So whether you're a lifelong equestrian or just someone who appreciates finely made pieces with a bit of personality, welcome to the world of Oliver Green. Where every belt tells a story—and yours is just getting started.
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Our 2 Inch Wide are Great for Breeches
Our belt was on the cover of Ridgefield Magazine and Bedford Magazine, DRESS FOR SHOW awhile back. Always nice to be recognized for style and quality!
The Story Behind the New FREE Inspired Design
I refuse to waste my time on things that don’t serve my expansion. I no longer engage in reactionary emotion, especially to political content that is deliberately engineered to provoke, divide, and distract. It’s all noise, and worse, it’s poison. I see so much of what we’re fed in the form of “news” or “content” is just psychological bait designed to gaslight, enrage, and drain us. It’s not about awareness. It’s about control. It’s about keeping people in a low, disempowered state, too exhausted or triggered to build anything meaningful with their lives.
And the cost of that? Creative death. The more you react, the less you create. The more time you spend spiraling in emotional responses to things outside your control, the further you drift from your purpose, power, and potential. I’ve come to understand that reacting is a form of spiritual cancer. It spreads slowly and subtly showing up as fatigue, cynicism, creative block, and confusion, until one day you realize you’ve been hijacked. Not just your time, but your mind.
That’s why I made a shift. These days, I’m hyper-selective with what I consume. If it doesn’t help me sharpen my creativity, master my subconscious mind, or learn something that moves my vision forward, I’m not interested. I don’t care how viral it is or how controversial. If it pulls me into reaction, it pulls me out of alignment. And that price is too high.
I mostly listen to people who challenge me to think more deeply, to move more intentionally, to get under the hood of my programming and rewire it. I’m drawn to teachers of creative strategy, subconscious mastery, and energetic sovereignty. Because that’s where my edge lives. That’s where I emerge into someone worth becoming.
Everything else, the political outrage, the culture wars, the algorithmic drama loops —is designed to keep you emotionally spent and spiritually sedated. It's fast food for the mind. You think you’re staying informed, but you’re just being farmed. Your attention is being harvested. Your energy is being sold. And your creativity, your ability to shape reality instead of react to it gets dimmer every time you take the bait.
I’m done donating my time, attention, and nervous system to narratives that keep me stuck. I’m not here to be a pawn in someone else’s simulation. I’m here to make something real and, authentic.
Time is sacred. What I do with it matters. What I don’t do with it matters even more.
I’m no longer available for the distractions dressed up as duty. I’m available for creation. For evolution. For sovereignty.
And that starts with refusing to react and choosing instead, every single day, to build and born from that is my new line of "free" inspired designs emblazoned on t-shirts and household items. It let's the world know you own your mind and time because you're FREE. The use of color is purposeful, and whimsical, less brutal, the way life is supposed to be.
-Signed a Fugitive from Societal Programming and the full owner of my mind.
