Logo Patch Cotton Shirt
Black Long Sleeve Shirt by Raf Simons
How to wear Raf Simons Logo Patch Cotton Shirt
We love the way this combination of a Raf Simons Logo Patch Cotton Shirt from farfetch.com and black dress pants instantly makes you look polished and sharp. Throw a pair of black leather derby shoes into the mix and off you go looking spectacular.
A black long sleeve shirt and black jeans teamed together are the ideal combo for men who appreciate cool and casual styles. To introduce a bit of classiness to your outfit, add a pair of black leather casual boots to your outfit.
This casual pairing of a Raf Simons Logo Patch Cotton Shirt from farfetch.com and black chinos is very easy to pull together in no time flat, helping you look seriously stylish and prepared for anything without spending a ton of time rummaging through your wardrobe. To add a bit of flair to this ensemble, complete your look with black leather tassel loafers.
If the situation permits off-duty styling, rock a Raf Simons black long sleeve shirt with blue ripped skinny jeans. If you want to immediately polish up this look with a pair of shoes, round off with brown suede chelsea boots.
Master the casually dapper ensemble by wearing a Raf Simons Logo Patch Cotton Shirt and navy jeans. To give your overall ensemble a more elegant finish, add beige suede derby shoes to the equation.
If you're looking for a laid-back but also seriously stylish ensemble, try teaming a black long sleeve shirt with black chinos. Black leather chelsea boots will inject an element of refinement into an otherwise utilitarian look.
For an outfit that provides function and dapperness, pair a Raf Simons Logo Patch Cotton Shirt with red chinos. Ramp up the appeal of this ensemble with black leather tassel loafers.
A Raf Simons Logo Patch Cotton Shirt from farfetch.com and grey chinos worn together are the perfect ensemble for those dressers who love casually dapper outfits. To give your overall ensemble a sleeker vibe, why not add a pair of dark brown leather tassel loafers to the mix?
