Classic Fit Plaid Wool Suit
Grey Plaid Wool Suit by Peter Millar
How to wear Peter Millar Classic Fit Plaid Wool Suit
For a look that's truly GQ-worthy, make a Peter Millar Classic Fit Plaid Wool Suit and a light blue chambray dress shirt your outfit choice. Let your outfit coordination savvy really shine by complementing this outfit with a pair of dark brown leather double monks.
Try teaming a Peter Millar grey plaid wool suit with a charcoal overcoat and you're bound to make ladies go weak in the knees. Why not complete your getup with black leather brogues for a dash of stylish effortlessness?
You're looking at the irrefutable proof that a Peter Millar Classic Fit Plaid Wool Suit from Nordstrom and a light blue dress shirt look amazing if you wear them together in a refined look for a modern guy. Let your styling chops really shine by rounding off this outfit with tan suede loafers.
You're looking at the undeniable proof that a Peter Millar grey plaid wool suit and a white dress shirt look awesome if you pair them together in an elegant outfit for today's guy. Let your styling prowess really shine by rounding off your look with brown leather double monks.
This combo of a Peter Millar Classic Fit Plaid Wool Suit from Nordstrom and a burgundy knit wool turtleneck is undeniable proof that a safe ensemble can still be truly stylish. Kick up this whole ensemble with black leather brogues.
Go all out in a Peter Millar grey plaid wool suit and a white dress shirt. A pair of brown leather derby shoes finishes this ensemble quite well.
So as you can see, looking casually smart doesn't require that much effort. Just try pairing a Peter Millar grey plaid wool suit with a black turtleneck and you'll look amazing. A pair of black suede tassel loafers easily lifts up the look.
Such essentials as a grey plaid wool suit and a tan gilet are the perfect way to introduce a dose of rugged sophistication into your casual collection. When this ensemble appears all-too-polished, dress it down by wearing beige suede high top sneakers.
