That is: how to wear camouflage items without bending in.

It’s the trendy pattern of the moment, the protagonist of the Streetstyle also for this Fall 21 season: versatile, informal, ironic and, by contrast, it is very easy to wear it in a wrong way Here's what to 'do' and 'not to do' list if you want to wear a perfect outfit with men's camo graphics, let’s go!

Don’t: The Camouflage Total Look

The camouflage graphics are perfect with almost every items, from jeans to classic cut jackets, but it’s advisable to limit yourself to only one garment at a time, if you do not want to look like someone who is going hunting in the woods.

Discover our selection of camo items here

Do: Add color

The camo print is perfect combined with black, white and neutral colors as beige, however it also goes well with bold colors such as neon green or primary colors such as red: the main world is to be daring!

Have a look to the New Era Camo pattern Caps , here

Don’t: Mix it with animal prints

Camouflage and animalier graphics often get confused with each other. Despite this, mixing them in a total look could be "too much", especially if the colors are not perfectly matched. However, if you want to combine the two patterns, it is advisable to "break up" the style with some details which distracts attention from the "all over" effect.

Do: Wear it in unexpected places

We talked about how eclectic Camouflage is: in this regard, the challenge is to make it in an “unexpected” contest, like an elegant or formal event, combined with a classic-cut jacket.

Here you can find the FW21 Carhartt in camo pattern

Don’t: Wear T-Shirts and Sweatshirt camo tight-fitting

Sweatshirts and tight-fitting tees, should be banned in every outfit (unless you wear them for sports). The Dry fit camo items emphasize the 'soldier on mission' style. Avoid!

Do: Match accessories

From large bags to waistbags, camo accessories are always a great idea. Especially for its strong 'mans' side, the camouflage print can be worn with irony and relaxation, even if it is an object that - until recently - was a 'woman' prerogative, like the maxi-tote bag: long live to the genderless!