Most Wearable Menswear Trends For Winter 2020/2021

Not everything seen on the runways becomes a ubiquitous trend. In fact, most of us don’t even care what designers try to push each and every season. But these 6 trends are not just designer-approved this 2020/21 winter season – they are classic menswear elements worthy of your wardrobe.

Shearling

Despite the fact that sheepskin has been around since prehistoric times and is a great, super warm material for winter, a shearling jacket or coat is not the most common choice when it comes to outerwear. So why is that? Well, a shearling jacket does give off a more casual, badass-meets-streetstyle vibe, which is not for everybody. But if some extra attention doesn’t scare you, you should definitely consider it as your casual winter jacket. Here are just some ideas for how you can wear a shearling jacket this winter 2020/21 to help you make up your mind.

Utility

Military and utility are two sibling styles that you can always count on to make a comeback every few seasons. This winter the utilitarian trends is still going strong. Think technical materials like nylon, cargo pockets and utility vests. Confident street stylers will appreciate workwear vests worn over sweatshirts, but if you’re looking for something that you’ll get more wear out of in the long way, consider a utility jacket with pockets and optional belt or epaulettes.

Plaid Tailoring

If you’re looking to add a new piece to your suit/blazer collection this winter, make it plaid. Yes, plaid is trending this season but needless to say it’s a timeless pattern that will always belong in a gentleman’s wardrobe.

Printed Sweaters

Of course, no man’s winter wardrobe is complete without a neutral-colored plain sweater. But even the most hard-working staple can get boring. When it does – put a print on it. Graphic prints, intarsia knits, patchwork, houndstooth or text and slogans – there’s something for every taste.

Men's Navy Print Sweatshirt, White Short Sleeve Shirt, Navy and Green Plaid Chinos, White Canvas Low Top Sneakers
This casual combination of a white short sleeve shirt and navy and green plaid chinos is extremely easy to throw together without a second thought, helping you look seriously stylish and ready for anything without spending too much time digging through your closet. When it comes to footwear, this outfit pairs nicely with white canvas low top sneakers.View Details

Color Red

Designers want us to wear red this winter and we don’t mind! A red turtleneck or a burgundy blazer will inject elegance into your winter repertoire and will get you noticed for all the right reasons.

Cardigans

If you’ve been shying away from this retro staple, this winter just might be the time to give it a shot. Look for a cardigan that’s not too thin nor too chunky in a classic cut to give you maximum styling possibilities. Wear it instead of a blazer with a shirt and a tie, under a jacket for added warmth and elegance or layer over a shirt or t-shirt on casual days.

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