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What color shirt can I wear with black pants?
I want to wear a pair of black pants with black dress shoes. I’m just looking for suggestions on what color polos I can wear with it? Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Really any color matches well with a nice pair of black pants. White or light blue is classic and clean. If you want something bold, go with a shade of red or purple or green. Orange is a good color to stand out. If you want something light, a calm yellow or peach will be nice. And true men wear pink!
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