Riders Jacket Cordage Men’s Special! How to choose a single or double jacket and how to wear it in season! Page 16

A double rider’s jacket is tucked inside to give a chic coat men’s coordinate a rugged flavor.

With the mix-and-match style of men’s fashion now firmly established, men are less conscious of the difference between dress and casual wear in their daily lives, and the barriers to wearing a rider’s jacket with a suit, coat, or other dresswear have been lowered. Even the styles that were once considered forbidden or illegal according to dress theory are now acceptable, and some even consider them to be fresh, sophisticated, and current. However, what must not be forgotten in this current style mixing is to draw out the potential of both dress and casual wear while creating a new appeal. As in the case of the gentleman shown here, we should keep in mind the exciting styling that makes 1+1 become 2+α.

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Give a mild finish to a men’s outfit by combining a rider’s jacket with glossy velour pants and suede tassel loafers.

The double riders jacket with its hard look is matched with glossy velour pants and suede tassel loafers to create a mild atmosphere that is the complete opposite of the image of the rugged upper half of the jacket. The knit hat added to bridge the gap between the upper and lower body impressions is also a nice touch.

A men’s coordinate that moderately neutralizes the rugged impression by combining a parka with a check shirt in a rider’s jacket

The use of a sweatshirt parka as an inner layer has become a staple as a way to make the rider’s jacket style more streetwise. In the snapshot shown here, a gingham check shirt is worn inside the hoodie to give the outfit a more casual feel. The shirt peeks out slightly from the neck and waist, adding just the right amount of coziness.