Camo is a look you want to incorporate into your wardrobe sparingly. Too much and you either look like you’re in the military or you’re crazier than Gary Busey and you may be carrying a weapon. It’s why we dig these chinos from Libertine Libertine. Instead of going all out with the camo print, they offer a subtle splash when you cuff ’em. Unfortunately, they’re not brand new and finding the camel colored ones will prove a bit tricky (the dark olive and peacoat colors are still available), but if you have an extra hundo plus to spend on leg cloth, they’re pretty sweet.
Libertine Libertine Camo Chinos
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