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How to wear Juun.J Green Double Sleeve Long Sleeve T Shirt
Infuse style into your daily styling rotation with a Juun.J Green Double Sleeve Long Sleeve T Shirt and grey wool dress pants. Rounding off with a pair of olive canvas desert boots is a surefire way to infuse a more relaxed spin into this ensemble.
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This off-duty pairing of a Juun.J Green Double Sleeve Long Sleeve T Shirt from SSENSE and navy chinos is a winning option when you need to look casual and cool in a flash. And if you need to immediately step up this ensemble with footwear, add a pair of black leather loafers to the equation.
A Juun.J Green Double Sleeve Long Sleeve T Shirt and beige chinos? This is an easy-to-create getup that any man can wear a variation of on a day-to-day basis. You can get a little creative on the shoe front and add white athletic shoes to the equation.
A Juun.J Green Double Sleeve Long Sleeve T Shirt and khaki chinos worn together are a perfect match. A pair of black chunky leather derby shoes effortlessly revs up the classy factor of this outfit.
This combo of an olive long sleeve t-shirt and navy jeans is on the off-duty side but will guarantee that you look sharp and truly dapper. For times when this ensemble looks too classic, dial it down by rounding off with beige athletic shoes.
This combination of a Juun.J Green Double Sleeve Long Sleeve T Shirt from SSENSE and olive dress pants is a goofproof option when you need to look dapper in a flash.
This laid-back combination of an olive long sleeve t-shirt and khaki chinos is extremely easy to throw together in next to no time, helping you look stylish and prepared for anything without spending too much time digging through your wardrobe. Black leather desert boots will inject a sense of class into an otherwise too-common ensemble.