Slim Fit Chino
Navy Chinos by Shades of Grey
How to wear Shades of Grey Slim Fit Chino
This semi-casual combination of a light blue dress shirt and Shades of Grey Slim Fit Chino from 6pm.com is very easy to put together in seconds time, helping you look stylish and ready for anything without spending a ton of time going through your wardrobe. Channel your inner David Gandy and add brown leather oxford shoes to the mix.
Make a burgundy blazer and navy chinos your outfit choice for a dapper look. Add a pair of tan suede boat shoes to the mix to make a mostly dressed-up getup feel suddenly edgier.
When the dress code calls for a classy yet knockout outfit, consider wearing a navy wool blazer and Shades of Grey navy chinos. If you wish to easily dress down this look with a pair of shoes, add white leather low top sneakers to the equation.
The versatility of a navy windbreaker and Shades of Grey navy chinos means they'll stay on constant rotation. When not sure about the footwear, introduce a pair of white leather low top sneakers to the equation.
A camel overcoat and navy chinos paired together are a nice match. Get a little creative with shoes and throw a pair of white print leather low top sneakers into the mix.
Consider wearing a navy waistcoat and navy chinos for a sleek polished look. Black and white leather brogues look perfect finishing your getup.
This combination of a white dress shirt and Shades of Grey Slim Fit Chino from 6pm.com is a fail-safe option when you need to look seriously stylish but have no time to dress up. If you want to easily bump up your getup with a pair of shoes, why not add tan leather derby shoes to this ensemble?
For something on the smart casual end, opt for this pairing of a beige vertical striped blazer and navy chinos. Kick up your look by sporting a pair of dark brown leather double monks.
This pairing of a camel overcoat and Shades of Grey Slim Fit Chino will add effortlessly sophisticated essence to your ensemble. Introduce white and red canvas low top sneakers to the equation to make an all-too-safe ensemble feel suddenly edgier.