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Men’s Creative Office Outfit: Flannel Overshirt & Chinos

Combine a blue flannel overshirt, charcoal chinos, brown Gazelle sneakers and russet socks. Compare office rules and the shirt-to-trouser proportions.

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Levi's

Jackson Worker Flannel Overshirt

Madigan Plaid Star Sapphire / Blue

$43.98 · Shop Levi's ↗

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Quince

Men’s Ultra-Stretch 24/7 Smart Chinos - Athletic Tapered

Dark Charcoal

$60.00 · Shop Quince ↗

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adidas

Gazelle Indoor Shoes

Trace Brown / Warm Vanilla / Gum

$120.00 · Shop adidas ↗

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Todd Snyder

Balance the pieces

The blue Jackson flannel becomes the upper piece above charcoal chinos. Brown Gazelles and russet socks keep the warm color low on the outfit. The overshirt and tapered trousers give the relaxed shoes a clear frame.

Check the setting and fit

The overshirt is shown buttoned; add a plain tee you own if you prefer wearing it open. The look suits a casual creative workplace rather than a formal internship dress code. Confirm the chino fit and inseam at the retailer.

Start with what you own

Keep the hem clear of the trainer’s tongue so the shoe shape remains visible. If the plaid already feels busy, use plain dark socks instead of russet. The overshirt can be the only new piece when your existing chinos and trainers fit well.

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