Barron Wool Sweater
Tan Cable Sweater by Barbour
How to wear Barbour Barron Wool Sweater
Pairing a tan cable sweater with blue ripped jeans is an on-point choice for a casual look. If you want to immediately dress up this look with one single item, introduce tan suede chelsea boots to the mix.
Reach for a tan cable sweater and light blue ripped jeans for a laid-back outfit with a twist. Black leather casual boots will give a dash of elegance to an otherwise simple outfit.
For a look that's very straightforward but can be manipulated in plenty of different ways, make a Barbour Barron Wool Sweater and dark green chinos your outfit choice. Switch up this getup with a smarter kind of footwear, such as this pair of black leather derby shoes.
A tan cable sweater and khaki wool dress pants are a refined look that every stylish man should have in his arsenal. For a more laid-back twist, why not complete your ensemble with a pair of white low top sneakers?
This combination of a Barbour Barron Wool Sweater and navy jeans is hard proof that a safe casual getup can still look really interesting. For extra style points, introduce a pair of white leather low top sneakers to the mix.
For an ensemble that's classy and gasp-worthy, team a Barbour tan cable sweater with black dress pants. Here's how to play it down: dark brown leather casual boots.
A tan cable sweater and brown dress pants are definitely worth being on your list of indispensable menswear pieces. For something more on the cool and laid-back end to finish this ensemble, introduce white canvas low top sneakers to the mix.
A Barbour Barron Wool Sweater looks so refined when combined with khaki dress pants in a modern man's combination. On the footwear front, this outfit is finished off perfectly with burgundy leather loafers.
This combination of a Barbour Barron Wool Sweater from Sierra Trading Post and white jeans is clean, stylish and very easy to imitate. And if you wish to effortlessly level up this outfit with footwear, complete this look with dark brown suede double monks.