Checked Button Shirt
Light Blue Check Long Sleeve Shirt by Kiton
How to wear Kiton Checked Button Shirt
Why not marry a Kiton light blue check long sleeve shirt with blue jeans? As well as totally functional, both of these pieces look amazing teamed together. Let your outfit coordination expertise truly shine by finishing this getup with red canvas high top sneakers.
For a casually dapper look, marry a Kiton Checked Button Shirt with navy chinos — these two items go pretty good together. For a more polished spin, introduce a pair of grey suede loafers to the equation.
This pairing of a Kiton Checked Button Shirt and white chinos is very easy to pull together and so comfortable to work as well! On the fence about how to finish your ensemble? Finish off with dark brown suede tassel loafers to ramp it up.
Want to inject your menswear arsenal with some elegant cool? Pair a light blue check long sleeve shirt with beige chinos. If you want to instantly dress down your getup with footwear, why not introduce tan athletic shoes to the equation?
For an outfit that delivers functionality and dapperness, reach for a Kiton Checked Button Shirt and navy jeans. Burgundy leather casual boots will breathe a sense of class into an otherwise too-common outfit.
A light blue check long sleeve shirt and khaki jeans? This is an easy-to-create getup that any guy can sport on a day-to-day basis. Navy and white horizontal striped canvas espadrilles pull the ensemble together.
This is definitive proof that a light blue check long sleeve shirt and beige shorts look awesome when you pair them in a casual outfit. Let your styling chops really shine by finishing with grey athletic shoes.
Putting together a Kiton Checked Button Shirt with navy jeans is a smart pick for a relaxed look. Introduce white leather low top sneakers to the mix and off you go looking amazing.
Make a Kiton Checked Button Shirt and beige chinos your outfit choice for a hassle-free menswear style that's also well put together. Consider a pair of brown leather driving shoes as the glue that will bring this ensemble together.