Fort Belvedere British Racing Green Stancliffe Corduroy Trousers

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Fort Belvedere has christened this model of trousers the 'Stancliffe,' evocative of a stately English manor house secluded amongst verdant trees and rolling hills, redolent with a life of ease, sport, and gentlemanly pursuits. How to Wear These Racing Green Corduroy Trousers Our particular shade of bottle green, which we have dubbed British Racing Green, is a rich jewel tone able to ascend or descend the Formality Scale at will.

To take full advantage of this elegant tone, we suggest utilizing vibrant contrasting colors for casual flair or sedate earth tones for a more formal look. Combining Racing Green Corduroys with Shoes & Socks Complement or contrast should be the name of the game to prevent your lower half from appearing muddy and dull.

For visual interest, consider socks with red, yellow, or orange elements: their warmer tones will set this rich green sizzling. For a cooler look, literally and figuratively, embrace other cool colors, such as shades of blue or lighter or darker green tones. This earthy shade of green will also harmonize with almost all shades of brown.

For a refined look difficult to achieve with casual trousers, consider pairing this particular shade of green with other jewel tones like amethyst purple, cobalt blue, and ruby red. Socks that combine these elements will be particularly versatile, such as purple and green or yellow and blue: you can make the look more formal or more casual based on the shoes you select.

Brown Shoes + Green Corduroys = Winner When it comes to shoes, any variety of brown shoe will set off these trousers well: go lighter for more casual and darker for more formal, although of course detailing like buckles, brogueing, and colorful shoelaces can add nuance to the look.

Tan and buff shoes, especially monk straps, wingtips, or spectators, will help to enliven this darker, more sedate green tone. Other Shoe Colors Rich and decadent red shoes, such as oxblood, maroons, and deep cognac, will add stately flash, but be…

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