Terry Socks
Light Blue Socks by H&M
How to wear H&M Terry Socks
We're all seeking practicality when it comes to styling, and this bold casual pairing of a grey wool blazer and H&M Terry Socks from H & M is a great example of that. Take this ensemble a more sophisticated path with burgundy leather oxford shoes.
For a casually cool ensemble, go for a blue suit and H&M light blue socks — these two pieces work really well together. Rev up the style factor of this ensemble by rocking burgundy leather loafers.
Rock a light blue vertical striped seersucker suit with H&M light blue socks to put together a daily look that's full of charm and character. You can get a little creative when it comes to footwear and spruce up your getup by finishing with black leather tassel loafers.
If the setting allows a laid-back ensemble, pair a mint shirt jacket with light blue socks. Get a bit experimental in the footwear department and spruce up this look by slipping into a pair of dark brown suede loafers.
Why not rock a charcoal suit with H&M Terry Socks? As well as very comfortable, both pieces look awesome when paired together. Complete your look with dark brown leather oxford shoes to effortlessly turn up the style factor of any outfit.
Dress in a navy overcoat and H&M Terry Socks to get an off-duty and absolutely dapper getup. Brown leather oxford shoes are an effective way to punch up your ensemble.
If you love edgy style, why not reach for a light blue horizontal striped long sleeve shirt and H&M light blue socks? Infuse your getup with a touch of refinement with brown suede derby shoes.
If it's ease and functionality that you're looking for in an ensemble, team a blue gilet with H&M Terry Socks. And if you wish to effortlessly up this outfit with shoes, why not complete your outfit with a pair of tan suede loafers?
Why not try pairing a navy blazer with H&M light blue socks? As well as totally comfortable, these pieces look amazing matched together. For maximum style points, complement this look with dark brown leather loafers.