@artist26ca

The double-breasted men’s blazer, just like the women’s, is most popular in the United Kingdom — and it seems like the British are onto something. This blazer type, like regular-breasted blazers, can easily be dressed up (with a matching pair of pants) or dress down (with a pair of jeans).

If six buttons is too busy for your personal taste or body type, it is also possible to find jackets with two or four buttons. For an extra vintage touch that harkens to the sea, consider choosing a blazer with a nautical patch in its corner (or ironing one on yourself).

4. Fisherman’s Sweater Outfits

@quakermarine

@jackie.fz

@islandpursuit

Men are in luck when it comes to the fisherman’s sweater style, because the possibilities are almost endless. For those who prefer to stay true to the style, cream-coloured knits are a classic and comfortable answer.

To stay especially devoted to the trend, look for a sweater that is made out of Irish wool. If that’s not feasible for you, a cotton grey sweater can also fit nicely within a nautical theme — especially if you are pairing it with a pair of boat shoes and cotton pants.

5. Marine-Inspired Details Outfits

@thelabelgrid

@tidechangeclothingco

You don’t need to live by the coast to have permission to wear maritime-inspired outfits. Maritime fashion takes its inspiration from everything sea-related, from the beaches, to the ocean to the ships that sail upon them.

Like vintage outfit styles, the emotions behind maritime outfits are a romantic homage to a life at sea. In order to achieve this look, you can be as intentional as having an anchor on your t-shirt, or as subtle as incorporating sea-colored fabrics into your wardrobe. What it means to you is simply up to you.