Whether you are a beginner looking for your first suit or a daily suited up expert who seeks to expand his suit collection, this guide to best suit colors will be the right for you. Suits are evergreen but fashionable pieces creating the most elegant and stylish looks any man can get. Dive into this colorful world of suits and become a right gentleman with us.
Navy blue suits
Navy blue suits have exploded in popularity in recent years. Nowadays, when talking about blue suits, people generally mean navy blue, as the two categories are perceived as identical. Navy blue suit is an absolute must in your suit collection, so if you only need one special suit in your wardrobe– let it be the navy blue one. All blue shades are also best suit colors for interview.
Read more: Learn how to wear your blue suit with brown shoes.
Black suits
Black suits are listed second on purpose. Black suits are still classy and classic, but the trend has changed and black suits are not to be worn daily to the office or majority of events. Today, black suits are mostly reserved for funerals. If you spot someone wearing a black suit to an event or a wedding, it is likely to be a tuxedo. Black suits have already lived through their best times and are giving way to fresh suit colors.
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Read more: Did you know you can wear your black suit with brown shoes, too?
Charcoal grey suits
All grey suit colors look great and we are huge fans of light grey suits, but charcoal grey color is a new favorite among gentlemen. Its dark tone keeps the elegance level on maximum, shows your fashion know how (if you complement it with the right colored mens dress shoes) and gives you the option for a change from your everyday navy blue outfit. It is a versatile color and so easy to buy in various patterns and styles.
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Read more: Combine your grey suit with brown shoes as a professional.
Burgundy suits
This is the decade and the season to reach for a burgundy suit. The color has slowly been paving its way into our wardrobes, starting with simple turtlenecks and now coming to conquer suits. Nothing screams “fashion expert” as much as wearing a perfectly polished burgundy suit (also called maroon suit) worn with the right accessories. If you want to make a statement and stand out from the crowd of dark suited office men, this is The One.
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Green suits
Green suits are not a classical or a typical choice, but you can still find fine gentlemen reaching for them. Green suits look best in subtler shades, sturdy materials (tweed, corduroy) and combined with a micro pattern such as checks, stripes, herringbone or houndstooth. These suits absolutely prove that you are fashionable and not afraid to show it. Green color is also easier to combine than you might think, so reach for your brown monks and red tie and the most successful outfit of the night is born.
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Check how @whatmyboyfriendwore combined a Hockerty double-breasted green suit:
Beige suits
Beige suits or tan suits might not be the most popular option, but if you have to wear a suit to work and the rules are not strict, you might get a lot of wear from your beige suit friend. Beige suits are often made of lightweight materials such as cotton, cotton-linen blends, or 100% linen which makes them a popular summer choice. If you have to wear a suit in summer, whether it is to a summer wedding or any other event, consider pulling off a complete beige look to keep you cool and elegant.
Ok, so, what about champagne suits? Well, they look beige, but usually, they are a little bit shinny. So, if you want a bright beige suit, then probably you are searching for a champagne suit.
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What about other colors?
You may have realized that we are missing some of them. One of the most popular ones: Chocolate Brown Suit
To sum up some of our favorites, we have created this easily shareable infographic. Feel free to share it around! :)
If you are still looking for the best suit colors for you, find inspiration in our suit collection:
If you need new boots for your colorful suits, try checking out our suede chukka boots, two-tone boots, or more classic black chelsea.
