Blue Borrowed Bd Shirt
Light Blue Vertical Striped Long Sleeve Shirt by Our Legacy
How to wear Our Legacy Blue Borrowed Bd Shirt
For an off-duty outfit, reach for a light blue vertical striped long sleeve shirt and navy jeans — these pieces go perfectly well together. Ramp up this whole look by rounding off with a pair of black suede desert boots.
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An Our Legacy Blue Borrowed Bd Shirt and navy jeans work together smoothly. Black leather loafers will bring a dose of refinement to an otherwise standard ensemble.
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This is hard proof that a light blue vertical striped long sleeve shirt and white dress pants look awesome when you pair them in a classy ensemble for a modern gent. Amp up the appeal of this ensemble by finishing off with tan suede loafers.
This casually cool ensemble is easy to break down: an Our Legacy light blue vertical striped long sleeve shirt and navy chinos. Feeling creative? Tone down this ensemble by slipping into navy athletic shoes.
This pairing of an Our Legacy Blue Borrowed Bd Shirt and white chinos is extremely versatile and up for whatever the day throws at you. And if you need to immediately level up this outfit with one item, why not throw blue velvet loafers in the mix?
For something more on the casual side, test drive this pairing of an Our Legacy Blue Borrowed Bd Shirt from SSENSE and navy jeans. Stick to a classier route in the shoe department by rounding off with dark brown leather oxford shoes.
Wear an Our Legacy Blue Borrowed Bd Shirt and grey dress pants if you're going for a clean-cut, stylish outfit. Complement your getup with a pair of mustard canvas low top sneakers to instantly turn up the wow factor of your ensemble.