Milano Fit Plain Front Dress Chinos
Blue Chinos by Brooks Brothers
How to wear Brooks Brothers Milano Fit Plain Front Dress Chinos
Reach for a white short sleeve shirt and blue chinos for a laid-back ensemble with a modern twist. Our favorite of a variety of ways to complement this ensemble is with a pair of blue suede derby shoes.
This combination of a beige blazer and blue chinos looks neat and instantly makes you look stylish. Go the extra mile and change up your ensemble by finishing with white leather low top sneakers.
For a look that's very simple but can be styled in many different ways, reach for a blue field jacket and blue chinos. And it's a wonder how black leather derby shoes can upgrade an outfit.
If you're a fan of casual style, why not take this pairing of a grey fair isle v-neck sweater and Brooks Brothers blue chinos for a spin?
For comfort without the need to sacrifice on good style, we love this pairing of a white and navy horizontal striped crew-neck t-shirt and Brooks Brothers Milano Fit Plain Front Dress Chinos from Brooks Brothers. Add an elegant twist to this ensemble by slipping into tan suede desert boots.
This seriously stylish look is super straightforward: a burgundy gingham long sleeve shirt and Brooks Brothers Milano Fit Plain Front Dress Chinos. Kick up the dressiness of your look a bit by finishing off with a pair of brown suede desert boots.
For a semi-casual look, try teaming a grey wool blazer with Brooks Brothers Milano Fit Plain Front Dress Chinos — these two pieces play pretty good together. Finishing off with a pair of blue suede derby shoes is a guaranteed way to bring an extra touch of style to this look.
This combination of a navy blazer and Brooks Brothers Milano Fit Plain Front Dress Chinos is really a statement-maker. Rounding off with a pair of grey plimsolls is a fail-safe way to add a laid-back touch to this look.
Choose a white cable sweater and Brooks Brothers blue chinos for a no-nonsense outfit that's also well-executed. Why not add black leather double monks to the mix for a touch of class?