Homme Turtleneck Sweater
Grey Turtleneck by Selected
How to wear Selected Homme Turtleneck Sweater
Look your best in a Selected Homme Turtleneck Sweater from Asos and grey dress pants. If not sure as to what to wear on the shoe front, go with a pair of dark brown leather chelsea boots.
A Selected Homme Turtleneck Sweater and grey wool dress pants are among the foundations of a smart wardrobe. Complete this ensemble with a pair of black leather chelsea boots and the whole getup will come together.
This pairing of a Selected grey turtleneck and black skinny jeans is very easy to do and so comfortable to work throughout the day as well! You could perhaps get a bit experimental when it comes to shoes and complement this ensemble with a pair of charcoal leather casual boots.
This combination of a Selected grey turtleneck and grey chinos is ridiculously stylish and yet it looks relaxed enough and apt for anything. Infuse some casualness into this look with the help of white canvas low top sneakers.
A Selected Homme Turtleneck Sweater from Asos and a charcoal check wool suit are an extra dapper look for any man to try. Feeling bold today? Jazz things up by rounding off with a pair of black suede tassel loafers.
If you gravitate towards off-duty style, why not pair a Selected Homme Turtleneck Sweater with blue jeans? To introduce a bit of fanciness to this look, introduce a pair of black leather double monks to your getup.
This combination of a grey turtleneck and navy jeans is pulled together and yet it's laid-back and ready for anything. Turn up the classiness of your ensemble a bit by rocking brown leather derby shoes.
If you appreciate functional menswear, wear a Selected Homme Turtleneck Sweater from Asos and black chinos. Clueless about how to complete your ensemble? Round off with black leather derby shoes to dial it up a notch.
We all look for functionality when it comes to styling, and this street style pairing of a Selected Homme Turtleneck Sweater and navy ripped skinny jeans is a perfect example of that. Why not take a more polished approach with shoes and introduce black leather casual boots to the mix?