Long Sleeve Cotton Shirt
Light Blue Long Sleeve Shirt by Z Zegna
How to wear Z Zegna Long Sleeve Cotton Shirt
Why not go for a light blue long sleeve shirt and navy chinos? These pieces are very practical and look amazing combined together. Breathe an extra dose of style into your ensemble with dark brown suede chelsea boots.
This laid-back combination of a light blue long sleeve shirt and navy jeans can take on different moods according to how you style it. Grey athletic shoes will add a more dressed-down aesthetic to the look.
For an off-duty getup, rock a Z Zegna light blue long sleeve shirt with dark brown jeans — these items work beautifully together. A pair of black leather chelsea boots immediately bumps up the wow factor of any look.
A Z Zegna light blue long sleeve shirt and navy jeans? It's an easy-to-wear look that any gent could rock on a daily basis. Brown suede boat shoes are the perfect accompaniment for your outfit.
To put together a relaxed casual menswear style with a modern take, you can dress in a light blue long sleeve shirt and navy jeans. Complete this getup with brown suede desert boots and you're all set looking dashing.
If it's comfort and practicality that you love in menswear, pair a Z Zegna Long Sleeve Cotton Shirt with beige chinos. A trendy pair of purple suede tassel loafers is an effortless way to transform this ensemble.
Make a light blue long sleeve shirt and blue jeans your outfit choice for a relaxed casual and fashionable ensemble. Not sure how to finish this look? Round off with brown leather oxford shoes to dress it up.
For something on the off-duty end, opt for a Z Zegna light blue long sleeve shirt and beige chinos. If you wish to easily ramp up your ensemble with shoes, why not complement your ensemble with a pair of dark brown leather chelsea boots?
Opt for a Z Zegna Long Sleeve Cotton Shirt and navy shorts for a practical menswear style that's also well-executed. And if you wish to easily dial down your getup with a pair of shoes, why not add a pair of navy athletic shoes to your ensemble?