Wool Gloves
Navy Wool Gloves by DSQUARED2
How to wear DSQUARED2 Wool Gloves
Go for casual urban style in a black denim jacket and DSQUARED2 Wool Gloves. For a more polished feel, why not complement this look with olive suede casual boots?
A navy blazer and navy wool gloves are indispensable essentials if you're picking out a casual wardrobe that matches up to the highest sartorial standards. And if you need to effortlessly level up this look with one single item, why not add a pair of navy suede casual boots to the mix?
Busy off-duty days call for a simple yet laid-back and cool outfit, such as a brown shearling jacket and DSQUARED2 Wool Gloves from STYLEBOP.com.
We all look for comfort when it comes to styling, and this contemporary combo of a black blazer and DSQUARED2 navy wool gloves is a wonderful example of that. To give your look a classier vibe, complete this outfit with black leather derby shoes.
Prove that no-one does off-duty quite like you do in a dark green barn jacket and navy wool gloves. Give an elegant twist to this getup by rounding off with a pair of burgundy leather casual boots.
We're loving how an olive field jacket partners with DSQUARED2 navy wool gloves. Rounding off with a pair of tobacco leather casual boots is an easy way to inject an extra touch of style into your ensemble.
This combo of a dark green gilet and DSQUARED2 Wool Gloves from STYLEBOP.com is incredibly dapper and yet it looks functional and ready for anything. You could perhaps get a bit experimental in the footwear department and complement your outfit with beige suede desert boots.
For a laid-back outfit with a city style take, team a tan shirt jacket with navy wool gloves. And if you wish to easily spruce up your ensemble with a pair of shoes, complete your ensemble with a pair of dark brown leather casual boots.
For an outfit that's very straightforward but can be flaunted in a myriad of different ways, wear a navy field jacket and DSQUARED2 navy wool gloves. A pair of dark brown suede desert boots immediately revs up the style factor of this ensemble.