Lightning Bolt Jumper
Black Print Crew-neck Sweater by Neil Barrett
How to wear Neil Barrett Lightning Bolt Jumper
Combining a black print crew-neck sweater and black wool dress pants is a surefire way to inject your styling routine with some rugged elegance. If not sure as to what to wear when it comes to shoes, introduce tan suede chelsea boots to your look.
This combo of a black print crew-neck sweater and black jeans is very easy to do and so comfortable to work over the course of the day as well! To give your overall outfit a more casual vibe, why not complement your look with black leather high top sneakers?
Dress in a Neil Barrett Lightning Bolt Jumper and grey check chinos for a comfy ensemble that's also put together nicely. White and black canvas low top sneakers are a smart option to finish this outfit.
If it's comfort and practicality that you're looking for in a look, go for a Neil Barrett Lightning Bolt Jumper from farfetch.com and khaki chinos. And if you wish to effortlessly dress up your ensemble with a pair of shoes, why not introduce dark brown leather double monks to the mix?
For a casual and cool look, go for a Neil Barrett Lightning Bolt Jumper from farfetch.com and blue jeans — these two items play really nice together. If you need to immediately perk up your outfit with a pair of shoes, why not complement this getup with a pair of black leather casual boots?
You'll be amazed at how super easy it is for any man to get dressed this way. Just a Neil Barrett Lightning Bolt Jumper from farfetch.com and grey cargo pants. Now all you need is a pair of white low top sneakers.
This combo of a Neil Barrett Lightning Bolt Jumper from farfetch.com and grey plaid chinos is on the casual side but is also dapper and seriously sharp. On the shoe front, this ensemble pairs perfectly with white low top sneakers.
This look proves that it pays to invest in such timeless menswear items as a Neil Barrett black print crew-neck sweater and grey dress pants. Finishing with black leather loafers is the most effective way to give a sense of class to this ensemble.