Beige Blazer with Turtleneck Smart Casual Warm Weather Outfits For Men

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Light Blue Sunglasses Burgundy Turtleneck White Print Silk Scarf Orange Polka Dot Pocket Square Dark Brown Leather Belt Tan Plaid Wool Blazer Navy Chinos Burgundy Socks Charcoal Leather Loafers

Loving how this semi-casual pairing of a beige blazer and a turtleneck instantly makes you look dapper. For something more on the classy end to complete this ensemble, add a pair of charcoal leather loafers to the mix.

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Clear Sunglasses White Turtleneck Tan Wool Blazer Tan Trenchcoat Olive Chinos Dark Brown Socks Dark Brown Suede Tassel Loafers

A beige blazer and a turtleneck married together are a match made in heaven for those dressers who love smart casual looks. Finishing off with dark brown suede tassel loafers is an effective way to add some extra flair to this outfit.

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Clear Sunglasses White Turtleneck Tan Wool Blazer Dark Brown Leather Belt Olive Cargo Pants Dark Brown Socks Dark Brown Suede Tassel Loafers

For a casually stylish outfit, pair a beige blazer with a turtleneck — these two pieces play really well together. You could perhaps get a bit experimental on the shoe front and complement this look with a pair of dark brown suede tassel loafers.

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Clear Sunglasses Navy Turtleneck Tan Houndstooth Blazer Burgundy Leather Watch White Chinos Navy and White Polka Dot Socks Brown Leather Oxford Shoes

For an effortlessly smart look, rock a beige blazer with a turtleneck — these two items fit wonderfully together. Brown leather oxford shoes are guaranteed to breathe an added touch of class into this outfit.

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Black Turtleneck Tan Blazer Silver Watch Silver Beaded Bracelet Charcoal Chinos Black Socks Black Leather Double Monks

A beige blazer and a turtleneck are absolute must-haves if you're picking out a classy wardrobe that matches up to the highest menswear standards. If you wish to immediately level up this ensemble with a pair of shoes, why not add black leather double monks to the mix?