Fort Belvedere Dark Brown 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. Dark Brown = Versatility While not utilized as widely as blue and gray, brown is a foundational color in Classic Menswear and this versatile shade of dark brown will immediately become a staple piece in your wardrobe.

While brown is one of the most common colors selected for corduroy, the unique sheen and rich depth of this shade sets our Dark Brown apart. How to Wear Dark Brown Corduroys with Shoes Socks? Dark brown is especially suited to other earth tones, which will appear brighter in comparison.

Two-toned brown socks, for instance, will have a warm but still formal effect, while mid-brown will have an unusual brightness. Brown socks that incorporate other colors, like brown and bright blue, will afford an easy opportunity to introduce colors that can be picked up elsewhere in your outfit.

Dusky bright shades also pair elegantly with dark brown, such as burgundy or caramel. Most shades of green, especially those that emphasize an earth-toned appearance, will also be easy to pair. Medium and lighter shades of blue are another great choice, especially when set off by vibrant shades like orange.

Be aware, however, that dark blues can become lost and muddy against dark brown, as can black. Footwear Colors Because black shoes should generally not be worn with dark brown trousers, you have the opportunity to explore a wide array of other options. Dark brown leather shoes that have visual distinction, either from suede texture or detailing like buckles on monk straps or prominent brogueing, can pop against the corded texture of the trousers.

Mid-browns will appear brighter and higher contrast by comparison, and lighter tan shoes will pop beautifully: achieve a combination effect with two-toned shoes like spectators. Warm red-toned leathers, like…

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