Blue Suit with Tobacco Leather Double Monks Chill Weather Outfits

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White and Blue Vertical Striped Dress Shirt Burgundy Paisley Tie Orange Overcoat Navy Corduroy Suit Black Socks Tobacco Leather Double Monks

To look like a true gentleman, marry a blue suit with an orange overcoat. Finishing off with tobacco leather double monks is an easy way to inject a playful touch into this outfit.

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White and Blue Vertical Striped Dress Shirt Burgundy Paisley Tie Orange Overcoat Dark Brown Leather Watch Navy Corduroy Suit Dark Brown Socks Tobacco Leather Double Monks

Pairing a blue suit and an orange overcoat will be irrefutable proof of your sartorial skills. Finishing with tobacco leather double monks is a simple way to introduce a more relaxed vibe to this ensemble.

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White Dress Shirt Navy Polka Dot Tie Grey Herringbone Fur Collar Coat Blue Vertical Striped Wool Suit Black Leather Duffle Bag Dark Brown Leather Double Monks

For an ensemble that's nothing less than envy-worthy, consider wearing a blue suit and a grey herringbone fur collar coat. Complete your ensemble with a pair of tobacco leather double monks et voila, the outfit is complete.

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Tan Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Navy Vertical Striped Overcoat Navy Vertical Striped Wool Suit Black Socks Brown Leather Double Monks

To look like a contemporary gentleman at all times, wear a blue suit and a navy vertical striped overcoat. If you don't know how to round off, a pair of tobacco leather double monks is a nice pick.

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Navy Wool Hat Clear Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Mint Check Tie Tan Fur Collar Coat Navy Suit Silver Bracelet Orange Socks Brown Leather Double Monks

A blue suit and a tan fur collar coat are an incredibly dapper combination to try. Don't know how to round off? Add a pair of tobacco leather double monks to the mix for a more casual twist.