Hugo Boss Clothing Picks

By staff

June 4, 2007

If you want quality, great design, yet do not want to pay the high prices typically associated with European labels ($250 for a t-shirt, $500 for jeans, etc.) Hugo Boss is the label for you. Hugo Boss clothing is the perfect example of fashion philosophy that merges conventional looks with modern trends, to make balanced style for the rest of us that love classic looks but for which men’s fashion hasn’t stopped in 50s.

So we thought we’d take a look around to see if we could find some great merchandise, to give you a better example of what this label has to offer.

• Try this navy striped wool 3-button ‘Richard / Reno-X’ suit with flat front trousers. Another great example of contemporary style, this suit features a nice set of stripes that alternate between a dark grey stripe, and a set of 2 light grey stripes, once you look up close, from far away it appears to be your typical pinstripe suit. Hugo Boss suits sell closer to $1000, and are rarely less than $700.
• Their beautiful collection of BOSS Black Stripe and Check Fashion Clifford Dress Shirts are a must have for any wardrobe. Nice dress shirts that incorporate plaids, checks and stripes that are great for the office if you need an alternative to that everyday blue shirt. These typically sell for around $95.
• Hugo Boss is known for making nice jeans. Try this BOSS Orange HB1 2nd Hand Loose-Fit Jean. A nice rest from skinny craziness with relaxed fit, in dark blue denim. $125.
• Classic bohemian chic perfectly describes this BOSS Black Bolt N Linen Drawstring Pant.
• Your summer sport shirt needs are covered with this BOSS Black Slimfit Coatfront Shirt. Ever wanted a nice alternative to those worn out t-shirts during the summer; these are the shirts you want to have.
• Speaking of t-shirts this BOSS Orange Tony Screen Print Sun Tee features a great design, the luxurious cotton that Hugo Boss is known for, and show a bit of originality from the skull t-shirts everyone else seems to be wearing these days.