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If you’re going to use a sweatshirt as a top, make sure it adds a touch of sophistication to your outfit.
Combining sweatshirts and jeans or chinos tends to make the outfit look dowdy and unrefined. If you simply match them because they go well together, you may end up looking old-fashioned. Especially when using sweatshirts as tops, it is a promise to add some kind of gimmick to give it a more sophisticated look. You can add a sophisticated atmosphere by layering it over a white T-shirt or shirt, or you can add a silhouette by matching it with bottoms that have a modern feel. Be careful not to induce an image of boorishness with monotonous use of colors and silhouettes.
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A men’s coordinate that accentuates the sweatshirt’s logo and adds rhythm to the monotone color scheme
Sweatshirts decorated with logos and lettered patterns are perfect for adding a twist or accent to a coordinated look. The logo-done boom that swept the streets has slowed down, and while it is not acceptable to show off logos on outerwear and tops, the current trend is to use them as innerwear to subtly accentuate the look. The snapshot shown here is an example of an outfit that uses a sweatshirt with a logo as an inner layer. The black and white monotone color scheme that forms the core of the coordination is accentuated by the sweatshirt’s logo, creating a styling that gives a sense of intonation.
