Tobacco Leather Monks Dressy Chill Weather Outfits

Favorite

Unfavorite

White Dress Shirt Navy Polka Dot Tie Grey Herringbone Fur Collar Coat Blue Vertical Striped Wool Suit Black Leather Duffle Bag Dark Brown Leather Double Monks

This combination of a grey herringbone fur collar coat and a blue vertical striped wool suit can only be described as devastatingly dapper and sophisticated. If in doubt as to the footwear, go with a pair of tobacco leather monks.

Favorite

Unfavorite

Light Blue Dress Shirt Burgundy Polka Dot Tie Grey Double Breasted Blazer Camel Overcoat Grey Dress Pants Brown Leather Double Monks Navy Canvas Tote Bag

This sophisticated combo of a camel overcoat and grey dress pants is a common choice among the sartorially superior gentlemen. Finishing with tobacco leather monks is a surefire way to inject a more relaxed twist into your ensemble.

Favorite

Unfavorite

Black Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Beige Horizontal Striped Wool Tie Charcoal Wool Blazer Charcoal Plaid Overcoat Dark Green Leather Briefcase Navy Dress Pants Brown Leather Double Monks

Marry a charcoal plaid overcoat with navy dress pants - this look is guaranteed to make ladies go weak in the knees. A nice pair of tobacco leather monks pulls this getup together.

Favorite

Unfavorite

White Dress Shirt Brown Tie Brown Plaid Overcoat Brown Leather Double Monks Teal Suit

You'll be surprised at how extremely easy it is to get dressed this way. Just a brown plaid overcoat paired with a teal suit. A pair of tobacco leather monks can integrate wonderfully within a multitude of getups.

Favorite

Unfavorite

Dark Brown Sunglasses Purple Gingham Dress Shirt Purple Tie Dark Brown Waistcoat Dark Brown Overcoat Silver Watch Beige Chinos Purple Socks Dark Brown Leather Double Monks

Solid proof that a dark brown overcoat and beige chinos are awesome when married together. Rounding off with a pair of tobacco leather monks is the most effective way to bring a bit of classiness to your outfit.