Fit 2 Straight Leg Pincord Chino Pants
Beige Chinos by Lands' End
How to wear Lands' End Fit 2 Straight Leg Pincord Chino Pants
A pink military jacket and Lands' End beige chinos are a great outfit worth having in your casual fashion mix.
The formula for cool relaxed style? A blue denim shirt with Lands' End beige chinos. Amp up the wow factor of this outfit by finishing off with a pair of beige suede heeled sandals.
A beige coat and beige chinos are the kind of a foolproof casual outfit that you need when you have zero time to dress up. Go off the beaten track and jazz up your ensemble by rounding off with a pair of green suede pumps.
When the setting permits casual style, team a grey trenchcoat with Lands' End beige chinos. You could perhaps get a little creative with footwear and choose a pair of pink canvas slip-on sneakers.
One of our fave ways to style out a grey crew-neck sweater is to team it with Lands' End Fit 2 Straight Leg Pincord Chino Pants for a relaxed outfit. Finish this look with a pair of tan leather wedge pumps for a truly modern hi-low mix.
A grey print crew-neck sweater looks so casual and cool when paired with Lands' End Fit 2 Straight Leg Pincord Chino Pants from Lands' End. You could perhaps get a little creative when it comes to shoes and introduce tobacco suede oxford shoes to the equation.
This casual combination of a black and white houndstooth coat and Lands' End Fit 2 Straight Leg Pincord Chino Pants is super easy to throw together without a second thought, helping you look awesome and prepared for anything without spending too much time rummaging through your wardrobe.
If you like a more casual approach to dressing up, why not opt for a black open cardigan and beige chinos? Round off your ensemble with a pair of black leather heeled sandals for a truly modern on and off-duty mix.
This casual combination of a black cardigan and beige chinos takes on different forms depending on the way it's styled. To give your overall outfit a classier touch, why not add black suede heeled sandals to your ensemble?