Suit Trousers
Charcoal Wool Dress Pants by Corneliani
How to wear Corneliani Suit Trousers
This classy combination of an olive herringbone overcoat and charcoal wool dress pants will be a true reflection of your outfit coordination prowess. To add an easy-going feel to your look, complete your ensemble with dark brown suede desert boots.
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Marrying a navy wool blazer and charcoal wool dress pants is a surefire way to inject your wardrobe with some rugged refinement.
This is indisputable proof that a tan double breasted blazer and Corneliani Suit Trousers look amazing when worn together in a refined ensemble for a modern gentleman. Introduce a pair of dark brown suede oxford shoes to the mix to keep the look fresh.
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You're looking at the solid proof that a brown overcoat and Corneliani Suit Trousers look amazing when teamed together in a classy ensemble for a modern gent. When this outfit appears too polished, dress it down by wearing a pair of dark brown leather desert boots.
We're loving how this pairing of a navy overcoat and charcoal wool dress pants instantly makes men look sharp and sophisticated. Dial up this whole ensemble by finishing off with burgundy leather derby shoes.
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