Blue Straight Jeans
Blue Jeans by non
How to wear non Blue Straight Jeans
Why not pair a tan shirt jacket with non Blue Straight Jeans from SSENSE? As well as very comfortable, both pieces look good when married together. Brown leather desert boots are a wonderful choice to finish off your outfit.
Wear a navy and white plaid long sleeve shirt and non Blue Straight Jeans for a comfy outfit that's also pieced together nicely. Infuse this look with a hint of sophistication by finishing off with a pair of grey suede desert boots.
Try pairing a beige cable sweater with blue jeans to bring out the dapper in you. Complete this outfit with white canvas low top sneakers and ta-da: your ensemble is complete.
Exhibit your credentials in menswear styling by pairing an olive military jacket and non Blue Straight Jeans from SSENSE for a relaxed outfit. Throw in black leather derby shoes to easily turn up the style factor of any getup.
A beige trenchcoat and non blue jeans are among those wear-anywhere-anytime pieces that have become the crucial elements in our menswear arsenals. Complete this ensemble with brown casual boots and you're all done and looking smashing.
To pull together a casual outfit with a contemporary spin, you can rock a black leather bomber jacket and non Blue Straight Jeans. If you need to instantly play down this ensemble with a pair of shoes, why not add a pair of white and black athletic shoes to the mix?
Go casually smart by opting for a navy blazer and blue jeans. And if you need to effortlessly up the style ante of your getup with footwear, why not complement your look with dark brown suede derby shoes?
To put together a relaxed look with a modern spin, pair a black leather biker jacket with blue jeans. Rounding off with dark brown suede tassel loafers is a fail-safe way to inject an extra dose of class into this getup.
The go-to for a cool off-duty look for men? An olive quilted bomber jacket with non blue jeans. Rounding off with dark brown leather casual boots is the simplest way to breathe a touch of class into your ensemble.