Clear Sunglasses Dressy Cold Weather Outfits For Men

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Clear Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Navy Tie Dark Green Overcoat White Dress Pants Tobacco Leather Gloves Burgundy Leather Casual Boots

The casual city style translates here to a dark green overcoat and clear sunglasses. Burgundy leather casual boots will create a beautiful contrast against the rest of the ensemble.

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Clear Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Navy Tie Navy Pocket Square Tobacco Overcoat Grey Check Suit Dark Brown Leather Briefcase Brown Leather Brogues

Consider teaming a tobacco overcoat with clear sunglasses for a relaxed take on day-to-day style. Want to play it up with shoes? Throw a pair of brown leather brogues in the mix.

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Clear Sunglasses Light Blue Dress Shirt Grey Beanie Navy Polka Dot Tie Dark Brown Leather Zip Pouch Dark Brown Plaid Blazer Navy Overcoat Charcoal Dress Pants Charcoal Socks Dark Brown Leather Tassel Loafers

Choose a navy overcoat and clear sunglasses to pull together a relaxed casual and stylish outfit. For a more refined spin, add a pair of dark brown leather tassel loafers to the equation.

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Grey Wool Hat Clear Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Navy Paisley Tie Burgundy Overcoat Multi colored Beaded Bracelet Tan Leather Gloves Navy Vertical Striped Three Piece Suit Tan Socks Brown Leather Oxford Shoes

Who said you can't make a stylish statement with a relaxed casual getup? Turn every head in the room in a burgundy overcoat and clear sunglasses. To bring out a polished side of you, introduce brown leather oxford shoes to the mix.

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Clear Sunglasses Light Blue Vertical Striped Long Sleeve Shirt Tan Puffer Jacket Dark Green Leather Belt Khaki Dress Pants Burgundy Leather Oxford Shoes Black Socks

This casual combination of a tan puffer jacket and clear sunglasses is effortless, sharp and super easy to replicate. If you want to instantly elevate this ensemble with a pair of shoes, why not introduce burgundy leather oxford shoes to the equation?