Fringed Scarf
Charcoal Scarf by Black Brown 1826
How to wear Black Brown 1826 Fringed Scarf
A charcoal plaid overcoat and a Black Brown 1826 Fringed Scarf are the kind of a no-brainer casual outfit that you need when you have no extra time to plan out an ensemble. Play up the classiness of this outfit a bit by finishing with a pair of black leather tassel loafers.
Try pairing a grey overcoat with a Black Brown 1826 Fringed Scarf from Lord & Taylor if you're looking for a look idea that conveys casual style. Go ahead and complement this getup with a pair of black leather chelsea boots for an extra touch of style.
To create a relaxed ensemble with a twist, pair a navy quilted gilet with a Black Brown 1826 Fringed Scarf. Brown leather low top sneakers will give an air of elegance to an otherwise utilitarian look.
Choose a black overcoat and a charcoal scarf to get an urban and absolutely dapper outfit. Throw in a pair of black leather low top sneakers and you're all done and looking spectacular.
For an off-duty look, opt for a navy blazer and a charcoal scarf — these items work perfectly well together. Finishing off with a pair of tobacco suede tassel loafers is a guaranteed way to add a bit of depth to your outfit.
Pairing a black pea coat and a Black Brown 1826 Fringed Scarf will cement your expertise in menswear styling even on off-duty days.
Who said you can't make a stylish statement with a contemporary outfit? You can do so with ease in a camel overcoat and a Black Brown 1826 charcoal scarf. To give this ensemble a smarter aesthetic, why not complement this getup with a pair of dark brown leather chelsea boots?
Opt for a black overcoat and a Black Brown 1826 Fringed Scarf for an easy-to-create look. Introduce a pair of black leather chelsea boots to the equation for an extra touch of style.
When you want to look stylish and remain comfortable, wear a dark brown wool shirt jacket and a charcoal scarf. And if you need to instantly dial up your ensemble with shoes, why not introduce black leather casual boots to your ensemble?