How to wear Navy Blue Chinos?

After the Beige Chino , the Navy Blue Chino is a classic in your wardrobe, gentlemen! We will therefore give you some tips and look ideas to guide you in wearing Navy Blue Chino.

You'll see, it's very simple: Navy Blue Chinos are easy to wear and pair with many different colors. However, there are some experiments to avoid. We understand, saying they go with everything is a very broad concept. So, we're going to give you some outfit ideas so you don't get left in the dark.

Navy Blue Chino with White

Yes, it's very basic, but it works! All you need to do is slip a white T-shirt under a burgundy bomber jacket or a brown jacket. There you have it! You're ready to go out to meet your friends on a terrace or take a walk with the one you've been flirting with for a while. As you can see, Boris wears these different styles very well.

We also have this more wintery style. It's easy to wear and match. You can stay understated and chic, while staying warm in your beautiful cashmere sweater.

Navy Blue and Grey Chinos

Another classic: gray! As you can see, blue and gray can easily be combined with other colors. You should never exceed three colors (while knowing that black and white are not counted as colors). So, we decided to offer you these looks with the help of Boris. For the first look, we decided to pair our Navy Blue Chinos with cognac lace-up ankle boots and a gray coat. This will add a little color to your winter looks while remaining understated enough for professional meetings. For the second, we decided to offer you a more casual look. A gray sweater, a blue raincoat, our Chinos, and that's it. A simple outfit that will make a splash in rainy weather.

Navy Blue and Camel Chinos

Remember our article "How to Wear Natural Colors?" Well, now's the time to use it. Camel is a natural color that's easy to match. Why not combine these colors? We're offering a look featuring a camel sweater over a white shirt, our famous Navy Chino, and white sneakers. It's a style you can wear every day, even for a meal with your mother-in-law!