Tai T Shirt
Grey T-shirt by Philipp Plein
How to wear Philipp Plein Tai T Shirt
A grey t-shirt and navy jeans are amazing menswear must-haves to incorporate into your current styling routine. And if you need to immediately rev up your getup with footwear, add a pair of grey canvas high top sneakers to the mix.
Solid proof that a Philipp Plein Tai T Shirt and khaki chinos look awesome when worn together in a laid-back ensemble. Get a bit experimental with shoes and dress down this look by wearing a pair of beige flip flops.
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For a laid-back and cool getup, opt for a Philipp Plein Tai T Shirt from farfetch.com and black jeans — these pieces play nicely together. Orange canvas low top sneakers will infuse an added touch of refinement into an otherwise utilitarian look.
This combination of a Philipp Plein grey t-shirt and brown dress pants is great for smart casual occasions. Why not complete this ensemble with olive leather loafers for an added touch of class?
For a casual ensemble, choose a Philipp Plein Tai T Shirt from farfetch.com and white jeans — these two pieces fit perfectly well together. Black leather desert boots are an effective way to upgrade this getup.
Why not consider pairing a Philipp Plein Tai T Shirt from farfetch.com with khaki cargo pants? These two items are totally comfortable and will look cool paired together. Rounding off with a pair of multi colored athletic shoes is the simplest way to add a little classiness to your outfit.
Rushed mornings require a pared down yet laid-back and cool outfit, such as a Philipp Plein Tai T Shirt and khaki houndstooth chinos. And it's amazing what white leather low top sneakers can do for the ensemble.
Marry a Philipp Plein Tai T Shirt with khaki chinos to create an interesting and modern-looking casual outfit. A pair of white leather low top sneakers instantly ramps up the wow factor of any ensemble.