One piece, three ways, all simple, classic, and versatile. Here we go.
Look number one. This is for when you want something simple but put together,
and it's a great illustration and reminder that you don't have to overthink things.
Simplicity always looks good. A khaki cotton blazer, white shirt, and navy cotton pants has
got to be one of the most classic spring combinations. The jacket has a notch lapel
with a really nice pick stitching. Brown tortoise buttons provide a little bit of contrast,
and patch pockets. Always recommended styling on a jacket separate for a more relaxed and
casual feel, which is great especially for a spring jacket. I finished this look off with
a simple white cotton pocket square. On my wrist is the Bacheron Constantin Traditionnelle,
and I anchored this look with a pair of suede tassel loafers, which again,
keep the outfit casual and relaxed. If you're a fan of wearing a blazer with jeans, spring is a
great time for that, and a khaki cotton blazer is by far one of the easiest jackets to pair with
jeans. The fabrics work together and both have such a casual feel to them that it's just a natural fit.
I wanted to keep this one light, casual, and sporty, so I went with my favorite light wash
jeans from J.Crew in the 484 fit, and then up top I added a lightweight cashmere crewneck sweater
from Falconeri. The fabric elevates the look and feels great, but I also love how the appearance
is just so simple, almost like an athletic sweatshirt. The finishing touches I also kept
sporty. Watch is my Omega Speedmaster on a brown suede strap. Sunglasses are the Oliver Peoples
thanks, and then finished off with some Common Projects white leather sneakers. You know, if you
google khaki blazer outfits for men, a good amount of the first image results are from a post we did
on the website way back in 2013, and this outfit is sort of my contemporary homage to that post.
Still holds up, and it really just sort of speaks to how timeless style can be when you're building
your wardrobe with simple and versatile pieces. This is another really easy way to pair a khaki
blazer with jeans. This one a little more dressed up than the previous because of the darker denim
and the button-up shirt. I also went with a pair of brown leather derbies here,
Vacheron Traditionnelle on the wrist again, and the always stylish Oliver Peoples Banks sunglasses.
The classic counterpart to the khaki blazer, of course, khaki pants, and then you can put them
together for a great spring-summer suit. And both of those videos you see over there are full of more
simple and easy-to-pull-off style inspiration, so click there and choose your own adventure for some
more spring style ideas.
