Ribbed Sweater
Dark Purple Crew-neck Sweater by Roberto Collina
How to wear Roberto Collina Ribbed Sweater
This combination of a dark purple crew-neck sweater and charcoal jeans is great for casual occasions. Add black and white low top sneakers to the equation et voila, this getup is complete.
This casual pairing of a dark purple crew-neck sweater and charcoal skinny jeans is a foolproof option when you need to look cool but have no time to pick out an outfit. Tap into some David Gandy dapperness and polish up your getup with a pair of black leather chelsea boots.
This elegant combination of a Roberto Collina Ribbed Sweater and a grey suit will hallmark your styling expertise. For something more on the daring side to finish off this getup, complete your look with dark brown leather casual boots.
This is definitive proof that a Roberto Collina dark purple crew-neck sweater and navy dress pants are amazing when paired together in a sophisticated outfit for today's man. Dark green leather derby shoes are a fail-safe footwear option here that's full of character.
Who said you can't make a style statement with a casual ensemble? You can do that efforlessly in a dark purple crew-neck sweater and black skinny jeans. To bring a little zing to your ensemble, complement this ensemble with black suede chelsea boots.
If you're facing a sartorial situation where comfort is above all, this combination of a Roberto Collina Ribbed Sweater from farfetch.com and teal chinos is always a winner.
This casual pairing of a dark purple crew-neck sweater and navy jeans is very easy to pull together in no time flat, helping you look seriously stylish and prepared for anything without spending a ton of time combing through your wardrobe. And if you need to instantly dial down this outfit with one piece, complete your outfit with a pair of black athletic shoes.
The mix-and-match capabilities of a Roberto Collina Ribbed Sweater and black chinos mean they will stay on high rotation. A pair of black leather chelsea boots immediately amps up the classy factor of your ensemble.