WeatherCold & Dry

Cord and Shearling

A cream knit and corduroy trousers under a shearling-collar jacket, for days without tailoring.

Why it works

Corduroy and shearling are cold-weather textures that read smart without tailoring.

When to wear it

cold dinners

winter markets

smart casual weekends

The look

Smart CasualClassicStraightEarth TonesWarm

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