Black Faux Shearling Socks
Black Socks by Sacai
How to wear Sacai Black Faux Shearling Socks
Make a camel duffle coat and Sacai Black Faux Shearling Socks from SSENSE your outfit choice for a bold casual ensemble that's easy to put together. When it comes to shoes, this outfit is completed well with black athletic shoes.
Something as simple as opting for a grey knit zip sweater and Sacai black socks can actually help you stand out. To add a bit of depth to your ensemble, introduce black leather chelsea boots to this ensemble.
A navy wool blazer and Sacai Black Faux Shearling Socks are a modern casual pairing that every modern gent should have in his casual arsenal. With footwear, go for something on the more elegant end of the spectrum and finish off this ensemble with black leather loafers.
This combination of a navy blazer and Sacai Black Faux Shearling Socks from SSENSE is very easy to copy and so comfortable to work as well! Put a more refined spin on your look by wearing a pair of beige canvas low top sneakers.
Marrying an olive wool blazer with black socks is an awesome idea for a neat and relaxed getup. Not sure how to finish your outfit? Wear dark brown leather brogues to polish it off.
A grey wool bomber jacket and Sacai Black Faux Shearling Socks are the kind of a no-brainer off-duty look that you so terribly need when you have no time. Consider white and black athletic shoes as the glue that will pull your look together.
We're all seeking functionality when it comes to style, and this street style pairing of a dark brown denim jacket and Sacai Black Faux Shearling Socks is a good illustration of that. A pair of black leather tassel loafers instantly classes up the outfit.
For a casual look, choose a navy raincoat and Sacai Black Faux Shearling Socks — these two items go nicely together. A pair of black and white athletic shoes is a good pick to finish your ensemble.
Marry a navy blazer with black socks if you're after a look option for when you want to look casually dapper. Dark brown leather loafers are a simple way to add a little kick to the ensemble.