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Survival of the Fittest: Stepping Up your Chino Neutrals
Chinos, for those of us who don’t have to wear suits every day but can’t wear whatever we want (aka business causal), are just a part of life. And you know what? I love chinos.
Solid post here, especially tackling the navy chinos and I definitely agree with playing up the military-inspired look with chinos, too. It’s a pretty easy and cheap thing to do and manages to look good.
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princeof39thstreet reblogged this from thesilentist and added:
Hehe. I just got my navy and GTH ones in the mail today
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unclebeebo reblogged this from girouxmcisaak and added:
I agree with The Silentist, great chino article. I love navy chinos but I also realized recently that they are not as...
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evolvingstyle said:
That green? ‘true khaki’? olive? colour is a massive hole in my chino line-up. Like you, chinos are the backbone of my wardrobe. They’re the fail-safe for someone who still favours casual, but doesn’t want denim 24-7.
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thesilentist said:
Great post.
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thesilentist reblogged this from girouxmcisaak and added:
Solid post here, especially tackling...definitely agree
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goingoutgoingin said:
I think a gray blazer could go with blue chinos. Its like flipping the standard upside down which someone (LAS) did a post on a while back.
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burningfromtheinside said:
wearing my navy chinos as i read this. well put. and you’re right - it’s hard to pair a sport coat with em. i do, however, have a light gray number that goes pretty damn well with them.
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angry-emily said:
tl;dr
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