Straight Jeans
Red Jeans by Closed
How to wear Closed Straight Jeans
Go for a simple yet casually stylish choice by combining a white gingham long sleeve shirt and Closed red jeans. For something more on the smart end to complete this ensemble, add tan leather brogues to the mix.
Effortlessly blurring the line between sharp and relaxed casual, this combination of a navy field jacket and Closed Straight Jeans can easily become one of your favorites. Finishing off with black leather casual boots is a fail-safe way to introduce some extra definition to this ensemble.
A beige shawl cardigan and Closed Straight Jeans from farfetch.com are a good pairing to add to your casual arsenal. Consider brown suede driving shoes as the glue that brings this ensemble together.
So as you can see, it doesn't take that much work for a man to look effortlessly refined. Choose a charcoal blazer and Closed Straight Jeans from farfetch.com and you'll look awesome. Brown casual boots integrate effortlessly within a variety of looks.
This casual pairing of a charcoal horizontal striped crew-neck sweater and red jeans is a never-failing option when you need to look casually dapper in a flash. Put a more refined spin on an otherwise straightforward outfit by rounding off with a pair of black suede casual boots.
For a smart casual ensemble, consider wearing a black pea coat and red jeans — these items play wonderfully together. Navy suede derby shoes will bring an extra dose of style to an otherwise utilitarian look.
This combination of a grey blazer and red jeans can only be described as seriously dapper and casually classy.
Parade your menswear game by putting together a navy puffer jacket and Closed Straight Jeans from farfetch.com. Our favorite of a multitude of ways to complete this outfit is with a pair of black leather casual boots.
Why not go for a navy denim shirt jacket and Closed Straight Jeans? These two items are super functional and will look great when paired together. Navy suede desert boots are a good pick to round off your look.