Opt for neutral colors: Stick to muted hues, such as black, gray, navy, or earth tones
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Below we break down your underlayer choices from unadvisable to cant-miss: Poor: Button-up dress shirts (too formal) Technical-fabric workout shirts (too casual, even for a denim jacket, with a shiny texture that doesnt complement the jackets matte ruggedness) Chambray button-downs (while chambray is technically a different fabric from denim, it looks close enough to it to make this another iteration of double denim) Alright: Sweaters (some thin and very casual sweaters can work, but many can look funny under a jean jacket) Polos (an okay pairing, but the preppy nature of the shirt clashes a bit with the jackets more rough-n-ready vibe) Button-down shirts (in a very casual workplace, a jean jacket can serve as almost a kind of sports jacket substitute when worn over a button-down
The sleeveless silhouette offers freedom of movement and pairs beautifully with layered pieces for cooler seasons or stands alone during warmer months
Store leftovers in the fridge
Just avoid wearing it if the couple or bridal party is dressed in gold
