Turtleneck Jumper
Black Turtleneck by Roberto Collina
How to wear Roberto Collina Turtleneck Jumper
For comfort dressing with a modern finish, wear a Roberto Collina black turtleneck and navy jeans. Brown leather oxford shoes are a simple way to upgrade your outfit.
If you would like take your casual look up a notch, pair a Roberto Collina Turtleneck Jumper from farfetch.com with charcoal chinos. Want to go all out in the shoe department? Add a pair of dark brown suede oxford shoes to the equation.
Consider teaming a black turtleneck with charcoal jeans and you'll be prepared for wherever the day takes you. If you want to break out of the mold a little, opt for a pair of black suede chelsea boots.
Definitive proof that a Roberto Collina Turtleneck Jumper from farfetch.com and a black suit look amazing together in a polished ensemble for a modern guy. Polish off your getup with a pair of dark brown leather oxford shoes.
This combination of a Roberto Collina Turtleneck Jumper and black leather chinos is hard proof that a straightforward casual getup can still look really interesting. Finishing off with black leather chelsea boots is a fail-safe way to bring some extra zing to your look.
This combination of a black turtleneck and blue chinos provides comfort and utility and helps you keep it low-key yet current. Our favorite of an infinite number of ways to round off this look is a pair of dark brown woven leather tassel loafers.
A Roberto Collina Turtleneck Jumper and dark brown corduroy dress pants? Make no mistake, this ensemble will turn every head around. A pair of dark brown leather chelsea boots complements this look quite nicely.
If you're scouting for an off-duty but also dapper outfit, wear a Roberto Collina Turtleneck Jumper and navy skinny jeans. Black leather derby shoes will infuse an extra touch of style into an otherwise everyday ensemble.
A Roberto Collina black turtleneck and blue jeans are a cool pairing worth having in your current routine. Why not complement your getup with black leather double monks for an added dose of class?