Brown Wool Trousers
Dark Brown Wool Chinos by Dries Van Noten
How to wear Dries Van Noten Brown Wool Trousers
Consider wearing a white turtleneck and dark brown wool chinos to feel fully confident and look stylish. Make a bit more effort now and complete this getup with dark brown leather chelsea boots.
On days when comfort is critical, pair a white turtleneck with dark brown wool chinos. Feeling brave? Mix things up by finishing off with a pair of dark brown leather chelsea boots.
The combo of a black leather biker jacket and Dries Van Noten dark brown wool chinos makes for a killer casual look. Perk up your look with black suede tassel loafers.
If you're looking for a laid-back yet dapper ensemble, opt for a navy quilted gilet and Dries Van Noten Brown Wool Trousers. Brown leather casual boots are an easy way to upgrade your getup.
This pairing of a black overcoat and dark brown wool chinos is a tested option when you need to look stylish in a flash. Let your sartorial prowess really shine by completing this look with dark brown suede tassel loafers.
A black leather shirt jacket and Dries Van Noten Brown Wool Trousers combined together are a perfect match. Change up your getup with a smarter kind of footwear, like this pair of black leather derby shoes.
For an outfit that's super straightforward but can be manipulated in many different ways, choose a dark brown varsity jacket and Dries Van Noten dark brown wool chinos. A pair of dark brown canvas high top sneakers instantly kicks up the fashion factor of this outfit.
For an ensemble that's very straightforward but can be styled in a ton of different ways, pair a brown harrington jacket with Dries Van Noten Brown Wool Trousers. Brown leather derby shoes are an effective way to bring an extra touch of class to this look.
A black denim shirt jacket and Dries Van Noten dark brown wool chinos are an easy way to introduce extra class into your casual routine. And if you want to easily dress down this look with footwear, why not add white and black leather high top sneakers to the equation?