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How to wear a denim jacket with jeans
You don’t have to be a haulier to get a lot of mileage out of a trucker. Or a cowboy. The jean jacket has, like a lot of workwear staples, gone from being a beat-up old-reliable of menswear to a go-to for more dress codes than you’d imagine. But what do you pair with a denim jacket besides… More denim? That’s where this guide to jean jacket outfits comes in.
there is lot of ways to wear a denim jacket or jean jacket with hoodie,t shirt,sneaker, etc. denim jacket is a perfect option for a great look in winter if you are a thin person so don’t worry you can easily pair it with hoodie to get a perfect structure.
1. with basic t-shirt
t shirt is good option to wear with denim jacket it look classy as well. but you have a solid t shirt for pairing. avoid colourful t shirt you should only have , white,navy,black,grey colours. these colour are looks good with pairing
2. with hoodie
hoodie is best in too cold. same rule will apply here hoodie should be in solid color if you want look good.
3. with joggers
A denim jacket doesn’t exactly fall under the category of sportswear, unless you’re a rodeo rider. But it provides a degree of structure to offset the softness of your joggers, as well as more prosaically just not being another piece of jersey, thereby saving you from having to go full tracksuit or ‘Tesco tuxedo’.
4. shirt with tie
If you wear a denim jacket with a shirt and tie, you can wear it to the office as well. And it looks much better And you can wear formal shoes with it. also pair with blazer.
5. black denim
Double denim can be doubly good even if you flagrantly transgress the ‘distinct shades’ rule: see Martin Sheen in Badlands. It can also be very, very bad: see Justin Timberlake in your nightmares. But for a fail-safe way to splice jeans, black and blue is hard to beat.
6. with indigo jeans
A shade more difficult than black jeans, but still not that hard, unwashed indigo denim will stand much less of a chance of optically bleeding into a lighter and/or distressed denim jacket than lighter and/or distressed jeans, for reasons that should hopefully be apparent from reading this sentence.
Anywhere you can wear a shirt, you can rock a roll neck. Well, pretty much. But before you knit up, consider your denim jacket’s finish, whether pristine indigo or battered stonewash, and how that metaphorically stitches together with your jumper.
8. with overcoat or topcoat
As with a tailored blazer, your denim jacket should be slim fitting if you want to wear it under an overcoat. You should just about be able to get two fingers down it when done up and it should be narrow-necked so it doesn’t compete with your coat’s lapels.
You’re effectively wearing jeans on your top half, and you know that double denim is dangerous territory. But so is going out half-naked. Enter chinos. They can be smart, with formalising features such as pleats, creases and a tab closure, but they can also be casual.
10. with tailored trouser
Similar to the shirt and tie, it helps if you can minimise the seeming discord between your casual jacket and smart trousers. That could be by jacking your jacket up in smartness with an unwashed dark denim, plus minimal bells and whistles such as contrast stitching or rivets.
