Trivolt Socks
Black Socks by Stance
How to wear Stance Trivolt Socks
A charcoal wool suit and Stance Trivolt Socks from East Dane are a nice look that will carry you throughout the day and into the night. Dark brown leather double monks are a surefire way to inject an added touch of refinement into this look.
A black crew-neck t-shirt and black socks are a smart ensemble worth incorporating into your casual collection. Get a little creative with shoes and complement your look with black leather derby shoes.
Combining a navy suit and Stance Trivolt Socks from East Dane will allow you to assert your skills in menswear styling even on weekend days. You can take a classic approach with footwear and complete your ensemble with dark brown leather tassel loafers.
Wear a white dress shirt with Stance black socks to be both edgy and practical. For something more on the sophisticated side to round off your ensemble, complete this ensemble with black leather loafers.
A grey wool blazer and Stance black socks are a perfect combination to be utilised on off-duty days. Balance your look with a sleeker kind of shoes, such as these black leather derby shoes.
This laid-back combination of a burgundy cable sweater and black socks is a winning option when you need to look great but have zero time. Feeling venturesome? Jazz things up with a pair of white print canvas low top sneakers.
If you appreciate comfort above all, wear a blue overcoat with black socks. Black leather double monks will give a touch of refinement to an otherwise simple ensemble.
One of the most popular ways for a man to style a black leather biker jacket is to team it with Stance Trivolt Socks for an off-duty ensemble. You can take a smarter approach with footwear and complement this ensemble with a pair of black leather derby shoes.
This casual combination of a camel overcoat and Stance Trivolt Socks from East Dane is a life saver when you need to look stylish but have zero time to spare. Complement this look with beige athletic shoes to instantly amp up the wow factor of your ensemble.