Black Logo Socks
Black Socks by Jil Sander
How to wear Jil Sander Black Logo Socks
This combo of a charcoal suit and black socks is on the off-duty side but is also on-trend and extra stylish. And if you need to instantly step up this getup with a pair of shoes, introduce burgundy leather derby shoes to this outfit.
If you gravitate towards relaxed looks, why not consider this combo of a grey three piece suit and black socks? To bring some extra flair to your outfit, grab a pair of black leather monks.
For relaxed dressing with an urban take, wear a black shirt jacket and Jil Sander black socks. Tap into some David Beckham stylishness and elevate your ensemble with black and white canvas low top sneakers.
Why not opt for a black crew-neck t-shirt and black socks? These two items are totally practical and look amazing when paired together. Why not introduce white athletic shoes to the mix for a hint of polish?
This pairing of a navy plaid harrington jacket and Jil Sander Black Logo Socks is well-executed and yet it looks laid-back enough and apt for anything. For something more on the classy side to finish off your getup, complement your look with a pair of black leather work boots.
This stylish look is super straightforward: a navy suit and black socks. Why not complete this getup with black leather double monks for an added dose of sophistication?
This combo of a brown corduroy blazer and Jil Sander Black Logo Socks from SSENSE combines comfort and utility and helps you keep it low-key yet contemporary. Dark brown leather oxford shoes will take this ensemble down a more elegant path.
Choose a grey plaid waistcoat and Jil Sander black socks if you seek to look neat and relaxed without too much work. And if you wish to effortlessly up the ante of your outfit with shoes, why not introduce black leather oxford shoes to the mix?
For a casual getup, choose a dark brown double breasted blazer and black socks — these two items work really well together. Introduce dark brown suede low top sneakers to the mix and ta-da: the ensemble is complete.