Short Sleeved T Shirt
Navy Crew-neck T-shirt by Aspesi
How to wear Aspesi Short Sleeved T Shirt
A navy crew-neck t-shirt and black sweatpants are an off-duty pairing that every modern gent should have in his casual sartorial collection. Add black and white athletic shoes to your getup and you're all done and looking incredible.
This relaxed combination of a navy crew-neck t-shirt and brown chinos is extremely easy to pull together without a second thought, helping you look awesome and prepared for anything without spending a ton of time combing through your closet. Want to dial it down when it comes to footwear? Complement your outfit with mustard athletic shoes for the day.
An Aspesi Short Sleeved T Shirt and black jeans work together beautifully. To give your overall look a sleeker spin, add a pair of dark brown suede chelsea boots to the equation.
Who said you can't make a fashionable statement with a relaxed ensemble? That's easy in a navy crew-neck t-shirt and navy shorts. Add a pair of dark brown suede low top sneakers to the mix and ta-da: this getup is complete.
For something on the relaxed side, test drive this combo of an Aspesi navy crew-neck t-shirt and khaki jeans. White canvas low top sneakers are a tested footwear option that's also full of character.
Nail the casually dapper ensemble in an Aspesi Short Sleeved T Shirt and navy chinos. When not sure about the footwear, stick to white leather low top sneakers.
Pair an Aspesi navy crew-neck t-shirt with white chinos for a seriously stylish, casual ensemble. Brown leather derby shoes are the simplest way to power up this look.
Try teaming an Aspesi Short Sleeved T Shirt with a grey suit for a dapper ensemble. And if you need to immediately bump up your getup with one single item, why not add a pair of black leather double monks to this getup?
The versatility of a navy crew-neck t-shirt and grey sweatpants means they'll be on regular rotation in your menswear collection. Why not take a dressier approach with shoes and add a pair of grey canvas loafers to the mix?