White and Black Dress Shirt with Double Monks Chill Weather Outfits

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White Dress Shirt Dark Brown Tie Grey Overcoat Olive Check Suit Olive Socks Brown Leather Double Monks

This combination of a white and black dress shirt and a grey overcoat is a foolproof option when you need to look truly stylish and polished. Double monks are a good pick to complete this look.

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White Dress Shirt Dark Green Print Tie Burgundy Herringbone Overcoat Silver Watch Navy Suit Black Socks Burgundy Leather Double Monks

A white and black dress shirt and a burgundy herringbone overcoat are absolute staples if you're putting together a polished closet that matches up to the highest men's fashion standards. When in doubt as to the footwear, complement your look with double monks.

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Dark Brown Wool Hat Clear Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Grey Crew-neck Sweater Navy Plaid Wool Blazer Tan Raincoat Navy Dress Pants Dark Brown Socks Dark Brown Leather Double Monks

A white and black dress shirt and navy dress pants are among the key items in any guy's closet. Infuse a carefree touch into this outfit by rocking a pair of double monks.

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Brown Sunglasses White and Blue Vertical Striped Dress Shirt Dark Brown Tie Black Leather Watch Brown Houndstooth Wool Blazer Brown Trenchcoat Grey Dress Pants Charcoal Socks Dark Brown Suede Double Monks

Try pairing a white and black dress shirt with grey dress pants to look smooth and smart. And if you need to instantly dial down this outfit with shoes, complement your look with double monks.

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White and Red Vertical Striped Dress Shirt Dark Green Print Tie Dark Brown Sweater Vest Silver Watch Dark Brown Wool Blazer Brown Overcoat Charcoal Wool Dress Pants Dark Brown Suede Double Monks

This is undeniable proof that a white and black dress shirt and charcoal wool dress pants look awesome when you team them up in a polished getup for today's guy. If you need to instantly tone down this getup with footwear, why not complete your ensemble with a pair of double monks?