Logo Patch Long Sleeve Shirt
Orange Long Sleeve Shirt by Raf Simons
How to wear Raf Simons Logo Patch Long Sleeve Shirt
This combination of an orange long sleeve shirt and tobacco corduroy jeans combines comfort and off-duty cool. A pair of white canvas low top sneakers will be a welcome companion to this ensemble.
You'll be surprised at how very easy it is for any gentleman to put together this off-duty ensemble. Just an orange long sleeve shirt and khaki chinos. Not sure how to finish off? Complete your ensemble with white and green leather low top sneakers for a more laid-back aesthetic.
Combining a Raf Simons orange long sleeve shirt and navy dress pants will hallmark your sartorial expertise.
Pair an orange long sleeve shirt with navy jeans for a day-to-day getup that's full of charm and personality. The whole look comes together when you introduce brown leather desert boots to the mix.
This combination of a Raf Simons Logo Patch Long Sleeve Shirt from farfetch.com and beige chinos is on the off-duty side but is also seriously stylish and seriously sharp. Wondering how to complement this look? Wear dark brown suede casual boots to kick it up.
A Raf Simons Logo Patch Long Sleeve Shirt and dark brown jeans are indispensable menswear essentials if you're crafting a casual wardrobe that holds to the highest sartorial standards. If you need to easily tone down your getup with a pair of shoes, complement this outfit with tobacco leather snow boots.
Go all out in an orange long sleeve shirt and white dress pants. Add dark brown canvas loafers to the equation to pull the whole thing together.
Go for something functional yet modern in a Raf Simons Logo Patch Long Sleeve Shirt and black chinos. A pair of black canvas sandals effortlessly amps up the street cred of your outfit.
Want to inject your menswear collection with some laid-back dapperness? Pair a Raf Simons orange long sleeve shirt with khaki chinos. Complement this ensemble with a pair of burgundy leather tassel loafers to effortlessly bump up the fashion factor of any ensemble.