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With the potential of gray cardigans, even the use of quirky patterns is possible
Because the gray cardigan has a high potential to enhance the main color or as a cushion between complementary colors, it is possible to use quirky patterns with it. Even patterns that might stand out too strongly in other colors can be coordinated with the gray cardigan without being too loud or looking vulgar.
Men’s coordinate with a twist using a gray cardigan with a native pattern
Gray cardigans with ethnic pattern motifs such as tribal, ortega, and native patterns are perfect for adding a twist to men’s outfits. Especially in the spring, summer, and early fall seasons, when there are fewer items to coordinate, a gray cardigan with an ethnic pattern motif can differentiate your styling with a bohemian chic touch. As shown in the following coordinates, if the color and pattern of the gray cardigan is related to the color and pattern of other items, you can create a richly expressive style while maintaining a sense of unity.
The double-zip gray cardigan is perfect for creating a men’s coordinate that accentuates the sense of space and layering.
Compared to button-front cardigans, double-zip cardigans can be opened or closed from the top or bottom as desired, making them ideal for creating a loose look or accentuating layers. In this coordinate featuring a double-zip gray cardigan, the potential of the double-zip is fully utilized to accentuate the layered look of items in the same color by opening and closing it to create a sense of openness. The elegant patterned scarf adds a touch of crispness to the coordinate while avoiding the monotony that tends to accompany combinations of items in the same color.
