Navy Wool Coat
Navy Pea Coat by Golden Goose
How to wear Golden Goose Navy Wool Coat
This classic and casual combo of a Golden Goose Navy Wool Coat from SSENSE and black leather jeans is extremely easy to throw together without a second thought, helping you look awesome and ready for anything without spending a ton of time combing through your wardrobe. Add a pair of black leather casual boots to the equation and the whole ensemble will come together.
This combination of a Golden Goose Navy Wool Coat and navy jeans couldn't possibly come across as anything other than ridiculously dapper and effortlessly smart. If you want to feel a bit more elegant now, complete this outfit with brown suede chelsea boots.
For a tested semi-casual option, you can never go wrong with this combination of a navy pea coat and navy jeans. The whole look comes together brilliantly when you add burgundy leather casual boots to your outfit.
This combination of a Golden Goose navy pea coat and black dress pants comes to rescue when you need to look incredibly smart. Black leather derby shoes will add a more casual finish to an otherwise classic look.
Loving the way this semi-casual pairing of a navy pea coat and navy chinos immediately makes you look sharp. If you want to feel a bit more elegant now, add tan suede chelsea boots to the equation.
This combination of a Golden Goose Navy Wool Coat from SSENSE and khaki chinos can only be described as ridiculously sharp and casually elegant.
A navy pea coat and brown corduroy chinos combined together are a savvy match. Put a different spin on this look with black leather loafers.
As you can see here, it doesn't require that much effort for a man to look casually smart. Just consider pairing a Golden Goose Navy Wool Coat with navy camouflage jeans and you'll look incredibly stylish. A pair of navy leather casual boots completes this outfit quite nicely.
A Golden Goose Navy Wool Coat and blue jeans teamed together are a nice match. A pair of black leather derby shoes instantly dials up the fashion factor of your ensemble.