Black Cargos With A Tank And Sneakers

The Supermade’s Black Nylon Cargo Pants have curved silver zippers around the side pockets, cream drawstrings and a long leg that flares slightly at the bottom. A short, fitted tank leaves the pocket curves and drawstrings visible across the front of the pants.

• Gray running sneakers, a white ribbed tank and a black shoulder bag. The tank tucks into the waistband, with silver hoops picking up the pocket zippers. The trouser legs fall loosely around the thighs and over the sneakers. A soft fold at the front hem leaves part of the shoe toe showing.
• A charcoal blazer, black heeled sandals and a leather clutch for dinner. The white tank stays under the blazer, visible from the neckline to the waist between its open lapels. A sleeve pushed to the forearm makes room for a silver cuff bracelet.

An Oversized Shirt And Sandals

Fasten the middle buttons of an oversized shirt, then tuck a small piece of its front beside the cargo fly. The rest of the front hangs on a slant across the hip, leaving part of the fly and upper leg visible. The back stays loose over the seat. A curved hem in cotton poplin or a fluid woven fabric has enough length for this drape. Under an open collar, a smooth camisole can tuck fully into the pants.

The pale yellow shirt pictured has cuffs extending past the wrists, deep green cargos underneath and green thong sandals at the feet. Its silver handbag is the glossy detail among the loose folds of fabric. With a white shirt, sand-colored cargos, tan leather sandals and a chocolate shoulder bag give the same tuck another complete outfit. Roll the sleeves to just below the elbows for a lighter, more open shape through the arms and neckline.

A Cropped Cardigan With Olive Cargos

A cropped cardigan can meet the waistband of high-rise cargos for coverage through the waist. Its hem sits at the top edge of the pants, with the belt loops and thigh-pocket flaps below it. A fitted long-sleeve top also works beneath the cardigan for a cool day. Fine, smooth fabric fits through the narrow knit sleeves, and leather loafers with thin socks finish that layered outfit.

In the low-rise outfit shown here, the pale yellow cardigan fits close to the torso and is worn directly against the skin. Its middle buttons are fastened. The ribbed lower edges part above the olive cargo fly, with a small triangle of skin between the knit and waistband. Black flat sandals and a small black shoulder bag accompany the washed olive pants. A short gold necklace sits inside the open neckline.

A Navy Sweater With White Cargos

The navy crewneck hangs over the waistband of the white cargos, its ribbed edge resting at the upper hip. The sweater is roomy through the body and sleeves. Pushed-up cuffs gather a little of the knit at the wrists. The pants have room through the seat, with pockets lying flat against the thighs below the sweater. Their straight legs reach pale yellow slip-on loafers, with a loose fold above each shoe. The loafers have a low opening across the top of the foot. A soft brown suede tote and tortoiseshell sunglasses fit into this weekend outfit. The brushed suede sits beside the sweater’s knit texture, with the brown sunglass frames repeating its color near the face.

A Leather Bomber With Camo Cargos

The camouflage cargos have drawcords inside their lower hems. Tightening a cord gathers the wide opening around the sneaker, with a rounded fold of fabric above it. A small bow fastens on the inside. The cuff stays loose at the ankle, and its back edge sits clear of the ground.

The short leather bomber blouses above a ribbed band near the top of the pants. The camouflage pockets begin below the jacket.

A black cotton tank can tuck into the cargos beneath the zipped bomber. A thin long-sleeve top fits there for extra coverage through the arms. White sneakers with black details have low uppers and broad toes under the camo legs. The small black top-handle bag is another leather piece in the outfit, carried by its short handles beside the thigh.

A Tube Top And Straight-Leg Cargos

A short chain or pendant against bare skin, small earrings and a narrow black leather bag accompany a black tube top and straight olive cargos. The top follows the body from the chest to the waist, with a longline cut extending far enough into the waistband to lie smoothly around the hips. A firm elastic upper edge holds its straight neckline against the torso. The bag hangs from its handles beside the thigh.

Black leather sandals sit below the ankle-length trousers, their straps and buckles in view. For dinner, the sandals can have a low heel, with a fine cardigan carried as an extra layer. Soft, wider cargos also work with that heel: the front hem falls over the sandal and leaves the toes showing.

A Cream Hoodie With Orange Cargos

The orange Multi-Pocket Cargo Pants from The Supermade have a straight, wide leg and stacked pockets down the thighs. Cream skate sneakers with broad toes, a navy baseball cap and small silver earrings work with either of these tops. The earrings pick up the pants’ metal front button.

A shoulder bag on a short strap sits above the projecting cargo pockets, leaving the flaps accessible. With a canvas tote, a longer strap lets the bag hang toward the back of the hip, clear of the side pockets.

A Trench Coat And Cargo Jeans

A fitted white top and a small tan crossbody bag sit inside a knee-length tan trench. The bag’s strap rests over the top, under the coat. For fall, a thin turtleneck fits into the same outfit with room through the trench’s shoulders and upper sleeves. Light-wash cargo jeans continue below the coat to cream leather sneakers for walking around town. A slim ankle boot can sit inside the wide denim leg in cool weather.

The photographed outfit uses cream textured slides. Across the jeans, the pale denim shows the pocket flaps, knee panels and long seam lines.

Tie the trench belt loosely behind the back to wear the coat open. The fronts hang beside the jeans, exposing the waistband and the denim between them. With the belt fastened at the front, the trench gathers at the waist and falls over the upper part of the pants. The jeans show from the coat’s lower edge to the shoes.

Shoes And Hem Length

For a permanent alteration, wear the intended shoes and settle the waistband at its usual height. A tailor can pin the back edge above the ground and check the front over the shoe. On a low-rise pair, lowering the waistband also lowers the hem.