OUTFIT OUTFIT

Special spring men’s outfits with striped items!

Striped patterns are attracting attention along with monotones with the rise of French chic. It can also be used in spring and summer to create a maritime taste, which is perfect for the warmer weather season. So this time, we’ll show you how to dress with striped items for spring!

Adding a French touch to a monotone spring coordinate with a striped-patterned cut and sewn T-shirt

If you want to give your monotone coordinate a more French touch, we recommend using a striped item. The monotone color palette makes it easy to match with patterned items, and the accent of the striped pattern avoids the monotony that tends to occur in monotone coordination.

Men's fall/spring outfit with plain black glasses, plain beige stainless steel collar coat, gray striped tailored jacket, white/black striped t-shirt, plain gray slacks, and Vans Old Skool black low-cut sneakers.

STILL BY HAND Striped T-shirt

Click here for details and purchase

Give your spring jackets a unique look with a thick-pitched striped knit!

Striped patterns come in a variety of types, from fine pitch to wide. If you want to add an accent to your outfit, it is effective to choose a striped pattern with a wide pitch. If you wear a knit with a wide border as an inner layer of a navy blue blazer, the presence of the outfit itself will be enhanced, creating a unique jacket style.

Men's spring and fall outfit and outfit with brown tortoiseshell sunglasses, plain navy tailored jacket, white and black striped sweater, dark gray plain easy pants, white low-cut sneakers, and gray bag backpack.

Letroyes BEAMS F special order striped knit

Click here for details and purchase

A well-balanced spring coordinate in primary colors with a striped pattern.

The combination of primary colors, red and blue, has a strong contrast and may look too rich. Therefore, we recommend that you choose a striped pattern for either one of them to practice the combination of primary colors. For example, Fabrizio Oriani, the editor-in-chief of GWD and a well-known fashionista, layered a blue shirt jacket with a red and white striped cut-and-sew. The white that makes up half of the pattern gives it just the right amount of space, creating a well-balanced combination of primary colors.