Black Padded Utility Jacket
Black Raincoat by JERIH
How to wear JERIH Black Padded Utility Jacket
If the setting allows casual city styling, rock a JERIH Black Padded Utility Jacket from SSENSE with black ripped skinny jeans. Enter brown suede chelsea boots into the equation for an instant style upgrade.
This pairing of a JERIH Black Padded Utility Jacket and navy jeans is hard proof that a simple off-duty look doesn't have to be boring. Tone down the casualness of your look by finishing off with a pair of burgundy leather double monks.
Make a black raincoat and a black suit your outfit choice and you'll look like a true style maven. For a more laid-back twist, why not add black leather boat shoes to the equation?
A JERIH Black Padded Utility Jacket from SSENSE and navy jeans are amazing menswear essentials that will integrate really well within your daily lineup. For something more on the elegant end to complement your ensemble, introduce a pair of brown leather chelsea boots to the equation.
This relaxed casual combination of a JERIH black raincoat and black chinos is super easy to pull together without a second thought, helping you look awesome and ready for anything without spending too much time going through your wardrobe. Introduce a pair of black leather derby shoes to the mix for an instant style upgrade.
This combination of a black raincoat and navy jeans is on the casual side yet it's also seriously stylish and incredibly stylish. Balance your outfit with a more relaxed kind of footwear, like this pair of charcoal canvas work boots.
A black raincoat and black sweatpants are bona fide must-haves if you're planning an off-duty wardrobe that holds to the highest sartorial standards. If you wish to easily tone down your outfit with shoes, add a pair of red athletic shoes to this outfit.
One of the coolest ways for a man to style out a JERIH Black Padded Utility Jacket from SSENSE is to wear it with black ripped jeans in a casual outfit. If you need to immediately play down your getup with a pair of shoes, why not introduce tan leather work boots to the mix?