Embroidered Logo Polo Shirt
Navy Polo by Etro
How to wear Etro Embroidered Logo Polo Shirt
An Etro navy polo and a navy suit are definitely worth adding to your list of essential menswear pieces. A pair of white canvas low top sneakers brings a casual aesthetic to the outfit.
For an effortlessly sleek ensemble, team an Etro Embroidered Logo Polo Shirt with a light violet overcoat — these pieces play pretty good together. Finish off with a pair of burgundy leather tassel loafers to add a confident kick to the getup.
Combining an Etro Embroidered Logo Polo Shirt and white chinos will allow you to assert your prowess in menswear styling even on lazy days. If you want to instantly dial down this look with shoes, introduce grey athletic shoes to the mix.
Demonstrate your credentials in men's fashion by teaming an Etro Embroidered Logo Polo Shirt and white and blue vertical striped seersucker chinos for a casual combination. Avoid looking too casual by rounding off with a pair of navy velvet loafers.
Reach for a navy polo and light blue jeans to create a laid-back and cool look. On the footwear front, this ensemble is finished off really well with white leather low top sneakers.
For an effortlessly smart ensemble, consider pairing a navy polo with a charcoal vertical striped suit — these two pieces go beautifully together. You can go down a classier route in the shoe department by wearing a pair of black leather tassel loafers.
Marrying a navy polo with grey chinos is a smart choice for a casually dapper ensemble. Round off with a pair of black canvas slip-on sneakers and ta-da: the ensemble is complete.
This casual combo of an Etro navy polo and beige chinos is a winning option when you need to look dapper but have zero time to dress up. For something more on the classier side to finish your outfit, introduce a pair of brown leather double monks to the mix.
We love how well an Etro Embroidered Logo Polo Shirt matches with light blue jeans. To give your overall look a smarter vibe, why not introduce black leather loafers to the mix?