Blue 511 Slim Jeans
Blue Skinny Jeans by Levis Made and Crafted
How to wear Levis Made and Crafted Blue 511 Slim Jeans
Who said you can't make a fashion statement with an urban look? You can do that efforlessly in a brown parka and blue skinny jeans. Feeling bold today? Class up this ensemble by slipping into black and white canvas low top sneakers.
To pull together a laid-back ensemble with a twist, try teaming a grey pea coat with blue skinny jeans. You could perhaps get a bit experimental on the shoe front and complete this outfit with a pair of white canvas low top sneakers.
A black hoodie and blue skinny jeans are awesome menswear essentials to incorporate into your daily collection. Up the ante of your look by rocking black leather low top sneakers.
A navy double breasted blazer and Levis Made and Crafted Blue 511 Slim Jeans are the kind of a winning look that you so awfully need when you have no time to put together an outfit.
Putting together a tan raincoat with blue skinny jeans is an awesome idea for an off-duty ensemble. To bring some extra fanciness to your outfit, add black leather chelsea boots to the equation.
This off-duty combination of a navy overcoat and blue skinny jeans is very easy to throw together in no time, helping you look seriously stylish and prepared for anything without spending too much time rummaging through your wardrobe. For a truly modern hi/low mix, complete your outfit with white leather low top sneakers.
A navy corduroy shirt jacket and blue skinny jeans will convey this relaxed and dapper vibe. To add a bit of fanciness to this ensemble, complete this ensemble with black leather brogue boots.
For an off-duty ensemble, wear a black blazer with Levis Made and Crafted blue skinny jeans — these pieces fit nicely together. Why not complement this ensemble with black chunky leather derby shoes for an added touch of style?
For something more on the off-duty side, wear this combo of a navy wool blazer and Levis Made and Crafted Blue 511 Slim Jeans. Introduce a pair of black leather double monks to the equation for an extra touch of polish.