Blue Passo Trousers
Light Blue Chinos by Second/Layer
How to wear Second/Layer Blue Passo Trousers
A navy raincoat and Second/Layer light blue chinos are the kind of a fail-safe casual outfit that you need when you have no time. Introduce white canvas low top sneakers to the equation and ta-da: your ensemble is complete.
This combination of a light blue short sleeve shirt and light blue chinos makes for the perfect base for an endless number of stylish ensembles. Complete this getup with a pair of white leather low top sneakers and you're all set looking incredible.
Why not wear a navy windbreaker with Second/Layer Blue Passo Trousers? These two pieces are super functional and look great when worn together. If in doubt about the footwear, go with a pair of light blue suede slip-on sneakers.
A white and blue vertical striped long sleeve shirt and Second/Layer light blue chinos have become must-have wardrobe must-haves for most gentlemen. Our favorite of a myriad of ways to finish this look is with a pair of white leather double monks.
This combination of a blue check blazer and Second/Layer Blue Passo Trousers from SSENSE is the ideal balance between dressy and casual. A pair of tobacco leather derby shoes immediately steps up the classy factor of this getup.
Who said you can't make a stylish statement with a casual look? Make women swoon in a light blue polo and Second/Layer Blue Passo Trousers from SSENSE. Add a pair of white canvas low top sneakers to the equation for maximum fashion effect.
Such must-haves as a white vertical striped long sleeve shirt and light blue chinos are the ideal way to introduce effortless cool into your day-to-day repertoire. If you're clueless about how to finish, add a pair of grey leather boat shoes to your ensemble.
A white long sleeve shirt and Second/Layer Blue Passo Trousers are the kind of a fail-safe off-duty combination that you so awfully need when you have no extra time to dress up. For a more relaxed finish, why not introduce a pair of dark brown leather sandals to the equation?