If the occasion calls for a more sophisticated look, just finish off with a blazer or add a formal touch to your look with a classic tie. For the old-school or non-conformists, pairing chinos with open-necked shirts is a perfect style. For a classy and timeless look, wear a white shirt with either khaki or classic navy chinos. One of the best things about chinos is the freedom they offer men when it comes to colour blocking.
Available in a variety of hues, you can easily mix and match chinos with contrasting colour shirts and t-shirts for a more personalised fashion statement. Jeans provide a variety of styling options depending on their style. Since skinny jeans are mostly available in shades of deep blues and blacks; pairing them up with lighter coloured shirts or t-shirts gives you a balanced look.
White and grey jeans can be teamed with a pastel linen shirt for an elegant and chic look. Ripped jeans go best with colour blocked t-shirts or t-shirts with subtle designs. To sum it up, there is no right or wrong way to go about when it comes to style.
Fashion, maybe, but not style. Style is personal and should be open to individual discretion. The bottom line is, be it chinos or jeans, both, can be worn either formally or casually but in varying degrees. So, the question is not really about which among chinos or jeans is better, but about the context in which each can ideally be worn. Hopefully, this guide has helped you determine the same. For an exclusive fashion experience, check out Shoppers Stop today for all of your fashion needs.
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You can now shop from our store anytime and from anywhere, just download our mobile app and get started —. Your email address will not be published. Which is fine. I don't ever envision the day where my jeans are replaced by chinos.
But, I certainly can't find fault with people that prefer chinos. Both are valid choices. I'm just trying to suggest you aren't alone in your love for jeans over chinos. Veremund Distinguished Member. Joined May 31, Messages 3, Reaction score 1, Strictly a weather issue for me.
Veremund said:. Joined Jan 5, Messages Reaction score Chouan Senior Member. Joined Nov 6, Messages Reaction score Joined Nov 28, Messages Reaction score 1, I do not enjoy chinos in the slightest. Joined Nov 1, Messages Reaction score There are chinos and then chinos.
First, you want all cotton. No poly blends. Second, get something in a heavy weight that recalls the military khakis of WWII. For a more updated and slimmer look, I like the chinos made by the Italian company Incotex. They have percent stretchy fabric which is fine, they feel and look like all cotton.
Not cheap though. If you live in or travel to hot climates, chinos are a better daily trouser than jeans which are heavy to pack, slow to dry, and steamy to wear. I love my raw denim but in ten years of traveling to equatorial Africa on work I have never brought jeans, and never missed them.
Daniel Hakimi Senior Member. Joined Mar 10, Messages Reaction score These days, the pants have come a long way from their drab origins, you can find them in all colors from bright reds and oranges to a full spectrum of blues and neutrals.
Rugged, masculine, and preppy, chinos are colorful if you want them to be and easy going. So how should they fit? Most the time they should be a little shorter than their woolen-trouser counterpart. So, ideally, they would fall just below the ankle, exposing a little sock.
If you'd prefer to go sockless in warmer months, give your pants a little cuff and pair them with driving moccasins or loafers. If you like the "cuffed" look, keep in mind, that the cuff shouldn't show skin when paired with boots. Like t-shirts, work shirts, and suits, the fit of the pant can make or break an outfit, even if all the pieces are on point.
Chinos should be slim-fitting, but not tight.
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