Black Cotton Shirt
Black Short Sleeve Shirt by Rito Structure
How to wear Rito Structure Black Cotton Shirt
This combination of a Rito Structure Black Cotton Shirt from SSENSE and black shorts is irrefutable proof that a pared down casual look can still be really interesting. When in doubt about what to wear on the footwear front, go with white and black horizontal striped canvas espadrilles.
No matter where the day takes you, you'll be stylishly prepared in this off-duty pairing of a Rito Structure Black Cotton Shirt from SSENSE and khaki chinos. Let your styling prowess truly shine by rounding off your outfit with white and green canvas low top sneakers.
Go for a Rito Structure Black Cotton Shirt from SSENSE and olive cargo pants to put together a casually stylish ensemble. Finishing with black canvas sandals is an effortless way to inject a fun vibe into this outfit.
Team a black short sleeve shirt with olive chinos to put together a cool and relaxed ensemble. A pair of beige canvas low top sneakers looks perfect here.
For a laid-back look, dress in a Rito Structure black short sleeve shirt and navy shorts — these items go pretty good together. Complete this look with a pair of white and black suede double monks to instantly change up the outfit.
You're looking at the hard proof that a Rito Structure Black Cotton Shirt from SSENSE and khaki chinos are awesome when combined together in an off-duty outfit. The whole ensemble comes together perfectly when you introduce white canvas low top sneakers to the mix.
Wear a Rito Structure black short sleeve shirt and grey plaid chinos to pull together an everyday ensemble that's full of charm and character. Our favorite of a multitude of ways to complement this outfit is white canvas low top sneakers.
For practicality without the need to sacrifice on fashion, we turn to this pairing of a Rito Structure Black Cotton Shirt from SSENSE and beige chinos. If you need to easily play down your ensemble with one single piece, why not add a pair of white and black athletic shoes to the equation?