Navy Pierre Brode Denim Jacket
Navy Denim Jacket by A.P.C.
How to wear A.P.C. Navy Pierre Brode Denim Jacket
You'll be amazed at how easy it is for any man to throw together this relaxed casual look. Just an A.P.C. Navy Pierre Brode Denim Jacket from SSENSE worn with beige chinos. Our favorite of an endless number of ways to complete this getup is a pair of dark green camouflage slip-on sneakers.
An A.P.C. navy denim jacket and navy skinny jeans are a pairing that every modern gentleman should have in his menswear collection.
If you're on the lookout for an off-duty and at the same time on-trend outfit, consider teaming a navy denim jacket with khaki chinos. Introduce tan suede desert boots to your outfit and the whole getup will come together.
An A.P.C. navy denim jacket and navy jeans are a combo that every sartorial-savvy man should have in his closet. Rounding off with white and red and navy athletic shoes is an easy way to bring a hint of stylish nonchalance to your getup.
Pairing a navy denim jacket with navy jeans is a nice pick for an off-duty ensemble. Go the extra mile and change up your outfit by finishing with a pair of dark brown suede casual boots.
This laid-back combination of an A.P.C. navy denim jacket and black chinos can be taken in different directions according to how you style it. Not sure how to finish off this getup? Rock black leather double monks to ramp it up a notch.
An A.P.C. Navy Pierre Brode Denim Jacket from SSENSE and khaki chinos are the kind of a winning casual combination that you need when you have no extra time to dress up. Introduce a pair of black and white canvas low top sneakers to the mix to make a standard ensemble feel suddenly fun and fresh.
Wear a navy denim jacket with black jeans to pull together an interesting and current relaxed casual outfit.
For an off-duty outfit with a modern spin, opt for an A.P.C. Navy Pierre Brode Denim Jacket from SSENSE and black jeans. If you wish to instantly up this look with footwear, why not introduce dark brown leather casual boots to the mix?