Tailor Regular Fit Oxford Sport Shirt
Grey Long Sleeve Shirt by Cutter & Buck
How to wear Cutter & Buck Tailor Regular Fit Oxford Sport Shirt
Extremely stylish and practical, this off-duty pairing of a Cutter & Buck Tailor Regular Fit Oxford Sport Shirt and navy jeans provides with excellent styling opportunities.
For a laid-back ensemble, rock a grey long sleeve shirt with navy jeans — these pieces go well together. Let your outfit coordination savvy really shine by complementing this outfit with a pair of black low top sneakers.
This combination of a Cutter & Buck grey long sleeve shirt and navy jeans makes for the ultimate relaxed outfit for any modern guy. Make this getup slightly more sophisticated by finishing off with black leather derby shoes.
You'll be surprised at how easy it is for any man to pull together this casual ensemble. Just a Cutter & Buck Tailor Regular Fit Oxford Sport Shirt worn with black jeans. If you want to effortlessly bump up your getup with one item, why not add black leather casual boots to the equation?
This off-duty pairing of a Cutter & Buck Tailor Regular Fit Oxford Sport Shirt and light blue jeans couldn't possibly come across other than incredibly stylish. All you need is a cool pair of white leather low top sneakers to round off your outfit.
This pairing of a Cutter & Buck grey long sleeve shirt and dark brown shorts is hard proof that a safe casual ensemble can still look really interesting. When not sure about what to wear on the shoe front, stick to a pair of white and black canvas low top sneakers.
This combo of a Cutter & Buck Tailor Regular Fit Oxford Sport Shirt and navy chinos is on the casual side yet it's also stylish and extra dapper. You know how to dress up this getup: dark brown leather casual boots.
This combo of a grey long sleeve shirt and grey chinos is pulled together and yet it looks laid-back enough and apt for anything. And if you want to effortlessly dress up this outfit with shoes, why not complete your look with a pair of dark brown leather casual boots?