Stripe Knee High Sock
White and Black Horizontal Striped Socks by American Apparel
How to wear American Apparel Stripe Knee High Sock
Make a navy shirt jacket and American Apparel white and black horizontal striped socks your outfit choice to put together an urban and absolutely dapper outfit. Black and white canvas low top sneakers will take your getup in a more sophisticated direction.
A navy and white plaid long sleeve shirt and white and black horizontal striped socks married together are a sartorial dream for those dressers who prefer off-duty getups. Round off with a pair of white and black leather low top sneakers to completely spice up the look.
If you like casual street style style, why not wear this combo of a grey sweatshirt and white and black horizontal striped socks? Let your sartorial credentials really shine by complementing this ensemble with a pair of black and white canvas low top sneakers.
Try teaming a pink crew-neck t-shirt with American Apparel white and black horizontal striped socks for a casual ensemble with a contemporary finish. Get a little creative when it comes to shoes and complement this ensemble with white and black leather low top sneakers.
This casual street style combo of a brown long sleeve t-shirt and American Apparel white and black horizontal striped socks is very easy to throw together without a second thought, helping you look stylish and ready for anything without spending too much time combing through your wardrobe. To bring a little depth to this outfit, introduce beige suede chelsea boots to the mix.
Dress in a black short sleeve shirt and American Apparel white and black horizontal striped socks for a relaxed take on casual city menswear. To add a little fanciness to your getup, introduce black and white canvas low top sneakers to this getup.
Demonstrate your credentials in menswear styling by opting for this edgy pairing of a black windbreaker and white and black horizontal striped socks. Complete your ensemble with grey athletic shoes and off you go looking killer.
