Neuston Stretch Corduroy Pants
Brown Corduroy Chinos by Barbour
How to wear Barbour Neuston Stretch Corduroy Pants
Choose a navy print hoodie and brown corduroy chinos for both dapper and easy-to-style ensemble. Complete your outfit with navy canvas low top sneakers for extra style points.
For a casual and cool outfit, reach for a dark green hoodie and Barbour Neuston Stretch Corduroy Pants from Nordstrom — these two items go really good together. Infuse a laid-back feel into your getup with a pair of olive athletic shoes.
The versatility of a white knit turtleneck and Barbour Neuston Stretch Corduroy Pants from Nordstrom means they will always be on constant rotation in your menswear arsenal. To give your overall outfit a more relaxed vibe, why not complete this look with tobacco leather snow boots?
Why not dress in a dark brown leather harrington jacket and Barbour brown corduroy chinos? As well as super functional, these items look good worn together.
This pairing of a dark green crew-neck sweater and brown corduroy chinos is a safe go-to for a truly dapper getup. Feeling venturesome? Switch things up by sporting a pair of green canvas low top sneakers.
This classic and casual combo of a teal cotton blazer and Barbour Neuston Stretch Corduroy Pants is super easy to pull together in seconds time, helping you look stylish and prepared for anything without spending a ton of time rummaging through your wardrobe. A pair of dark brown leather desert boots is a smart idea to round off this outfit.
This combination of a beige overcoat and Barbour brown corduroy chinos strikes an interesting balance between dressy and relaxed casual. White and blue athletic shoes will add a dressed-down feel to your ensemble.
This smart combo of a black puffer jacket and Barbour Neuston Stretch Corduroy Pants is extremely easy to throw together without a second thought, helping you look awesome and ready for anything without spending too much time combing through your wardrobe. When it comes to footwear, introduce black leather casual boots to the equation.