Stripe
Navy and White Horizontal Striped Canvas Espadrilles by Kas
How to wear Kas Stripe
Inject some fun into your current wardrobe with a white tank and black jeans. Why not introduce navy and white horizontal striped canvas espadrilles to the equation for a dash of refinement?
This combination of a white crew-neck t-shirt and navy chinos combines comfort and efficiency and helps keep it simple yet current. Let your sartorial chops really shine by completing this outfit with Kas navy and white horizontal striped canvas espadrilles.
A beige crew-neck t-shirt looks so good when worn with navy and white swim shorts in a casual look. Navy and white horizontal striped canvas espadrilles will put a more elegant spin on your look.
For an off-duty look, opt for a light blue check long sleeve shirt and khaki jeans — these items go pretty good together. Add Kas Stripe from UGG Australia to the equation et voila, this outfit is complete.
The go-to for cool laid-back style for men? A white v-neck t-shirt with burgundy shorts. If you need to instantly amp up this look with a pair of shoes, introduce a pair of Kas navy and white horizontal striped canvas espadrilles to the equation.
For a look that's truly GQ-worthy, choose a white long sleeve shirt and navy dress pants. A pair of Kas Stripe from UGG Australia effortlessly dials up the street cred of this ensemble.
This casual pairing of a white polo and beige shorts is extremely easy to throw together without a second thought, helping you look seriously stylish and ready for anything without spending too much time digging through your wardrobe. If not sure as to what to wear on the shoe front, go with Kas Stripe.
A white blazer and blue jeans matched together are a perfect match. Display your easy-going side by finishing off with navy and white horizontal striped canvas espadrilles.
For a casually cool look, consider wearing a white print crew-neck t-shirt and black chinos — these items work perfectly well together. Kas Stripe are guaranteed to bring a dose of elegance to this ensemble.