Indigo Shotgun Jeans
Navy Ripped Skinny Jeans by Amiri
How to wear Amiri Indigo Shotgun Jeans
For a casual look, pair a navy waistcoat with Amiri Indigo Shotgun Jeans from SSENSE — these two pieces work beautifully together. Why not complement this ensemble with a pair of dark brown leather loafers for a dose of polish?
If you're on the hunt for a city casual and at the same time stylish outfit, opt for an olive turtleneck and Amiri Indigo Shotgun Jeans from SSENSE. When it comes to footwear, go for something on the smarter end of the spectrum and complete this outfit with brown leather chelsea boots.
This combination of a black quilted leather biker jacket and Amiri Indigo Shotgun Jeans is hard proof that a straightforward casual ensemble can still look really interesting. Finish off your outfit with white and black print canvas low top sneakers to serve a little outfit-mixing magic.
If you love stay-in clothing that's stylish enough to wear out, dress in a navy harrington jacket and Amiri Indigo Shotgun Jeans from SSENSE. For extra fashion points, complement your outfit with white canvas low top sneakers.
If you're all about comfort styling when it comes to fashion, you'll love this bold casual combination of a charcoal denim jacket and Amiri navy ripped skinny jeans. Black leather derby shoes will inject an extra dose of elegance into an otherwise all-too-common ensemble.
For an on-trend ensemble without the need to sacrifice on comfort, we turn to this pairing of a brown flannel long sleeve shirt and Amiri Indigo Shotgun Jeans. Avoid looking too casual by finishing off with a pair of brown suede casual boots.
This combo of an olive overcoat and navy ripped skinny jeans is well-executed and yet it's relaxed enough and ready for anything. Black leather casual boots will put an elegant spin on your outfit.
Try teaming a black leather bomber jacket with Amiri Indigo Shotgun Jeans from SSENSE for a stylish and casual outfit. Red suede low top sneakers will give an added touch of style to an otherwise simple outfit.
