Logo Patch Slim Cut Jeans
Navy Jeans by BOSS
How to wear BOSS Logo Patch Slim Cut Jeans
For an ensemble that brings function and fashion, team a navy denim gilet with navy jeans. To give your look a more elegant touch, complete this ensemble with a pair of dark brown leather casual boots.
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A navy shirt jacket and BOSS navy jeans are a good pairing to have in your daily off-duty rotation. Complete your outfit with black leather casual boots and off you go looking boss.
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This combination of a dark brown trenchcoat and navy jeans is a must-try casually sleek outfit for any modern guy. And if you need to effortlessly tone down this ensemble with a pair of shoes, why not add brown suede desert boots to the equation?