Black Leather Signature Stripe Gloves
Black Leather Gloves by Paul Smith
How to wear Paul Smith Black Leather Signature Stripe Gloves
A tobacco shawl cardigan and Paul Smith Black Leather Signature Stripe Gloves are a city casual combination that every modern man should have in his menswear collection. Not sure how to round off this ensemble? Wear dark brown leather oxford shoes to lift it up.
If you're on a mission for a city casual and at the same time seriously stylish look, wear an orange overcoat and black leather gloves. Now all you need is a pair of white leather low top sneakers.
A black overcoat and Paul Smith black leather gloves are a savvy pairing to keep in your menswear arsenal. Introduce tan suede work boots to the equation to keep the getup fresh.
Marrying a charcoal overcoat with Paul Smith black leather gloves is an on-point option for a casually cool ensemble. Amp up the appeal of your ensemble by finishing off with a pair of black leather chelsea boots.
Wear a dark brown overcoat and Paul Smith black leather gloves for comfort dressing with an edgy spin. Our favorite of an infinite number of ways to finish off this look is a pair of white leather low top sneakers.
This city casual combination of a charcoal herringbone overcoat and Paul Smith black leather gloves can take on different forms according to how you style it out. Ramp up the classiness of your getup a bit by finishing off with black leather casual boots.
Perfect the effortlessly dapper look in a charcoal wool blazer and Paul Smith Black Leather Signature Stripe Gloves.
We all want comfort when it comes to style, and this city casual pairing of a charcoal overcoat and black leather gloves is a practical example of that. Balance out your ensemble with a more sophisticated kind of shoes, such as these black leather double monks.
Display your credentials in men's fashion by marrying a beige overcoat and Paul Smith black leather gloves for a casual street style combo. Finishing with a pair of dark brown leather double monks is a surefire way to inject a hint of class into your ensemble.