BOSS Single Breasted Wool Blazer
BOSS Single Breasted Wool Blazer BOSS Single Breasted Wool Blazer BOSS Single Breasted Wool Blazer

Single Breasted Wool Blazer

Navy Wool Blazer by BOSS

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How to wear BOSS Single Breasted Wool Blazer

Single Breasted Wool Blazer

Go for a simple but on-trend option marrying a BOSS Single Breasted Wool Blazer and navy jeans. Showcase your polished side by rounding off with red leather derby shoes.

Single Breasted Wool Blazer

For an effortlessly neat look, try teaming a BOSS navy wool blazer with navy jeans — these items go brilliantly together.

Single Breasted Wool Blazer

This combo of a navy wool blazer and navy jeans is solid proof that a straightforward outfit doesn't have to be boring. To introduce some extra depth to your ensemble, complete this outfit with dark brown suede oxford shoes.

Single Breasted Wool Blazer

Reach for a navy wool blazer and navy chinos for relaxed sophistication with a manly twist. Got bored with this outfit? Enter a pair of white leather low top sneakers to jazz things up.

Single Breasted Wool Blazer

For an effortlessly elegant getup, team a BOSS navy wool blazer with a multi colored plaid long sleeve shirt — these two pieces work pretty good together.

Single Breasted Wool Blazer

For a winning semi-casual option, you can rely on this combination of a BOSS navy wool blazer and blue jeans. Brown suede derby shoes will easily spruce up even your most comfortable clothes.

Single Breasted Wool Blazer

You can be sure you'll look truly dapper in a BOSS Single Breasted Wool Blazer and grey wool dress pants.

Single Breasted Wool Blazer

You'll be surprised at how extremely easy it is for any gentleman to get dressed this way. Just a BOSS navy wool blazer paired with olive cargo pants. Let your outfit coordination savvy truly shine by finishing your getup with a pair of white canvas low top sneakers.

Single Breasted Wool Blazer

This combination of a BOSS navy wool blazer and brown chinos is irrefutable proof that a safe ensemble doesn't have to be boring.