The Most Complete Men's Suit Color Guide

Suits are a must-have item for men. If you are bored with the same colors,  why not mix and match colors to dress the suit the way you like? What color is the right fit? What colors match the best? Don't worry, SuitsOulets is here to help!

This guide covers classic suit colors like navy blue, charcoal grey, and black, as well as other popular options like light grey, brown, tan/khaki, and twilight blue!

Classic Colors

Navy Blue

• Versatile and timeless
• Suitable for most occasions
• Flattering on all skin tones
• Great for business and formal events

Navy is versatile and works for almost any occasion. Pair it with a white shirt and a variety of tie colors for a polished look. 

Charcoal Grey

• Professional and sophisticated
• Excellent for business settings
• Easy to pair with various shirt and tie combinations
• Works well for evening events

Charcoal suits can be paired with light or dark shirts, offering multiple styling options. For a refined look, add a burgundy or navy tie.

Black

• Formal and elegant
• Perfect for black-tie events and funerals
• Can be too severe for everyday business wear
• Best for evening occasions

 A black suit paired with a crisp white shirt and a black tie is a timeless combination that exudes sophistication. Add a touch of color to show off your style and personality.

Popular Colors

Light/Medium Grey

• Fresh and modern look
• Ideal year round
• Great for daytime and nighttime events

Grey suits can can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion. Lighter than charcoal but still neutral, grey suits can be paired with a variety of shirt and tie combinations.

Tan/Khaki

• Casual and relaxed
• Perfect for outdoor events and summer weddings
• Not ideal for formal business settings

Tan or Khaki suits are perfect for warmer weather and more casual settings. Pair these suits with light-colored shirts and brown shoes for a cohesive, laid-back outfit.

Stylish Blue

• Modern and eye-catching
• Versatile enough for various occasions
• Examples include royal blue, cobalt, or twilight blue

Blue suits are a little less traditional than navy suits, but still offers a polished look. Blue suits work well with lighter shirts and can be complemented with a range of tie colors, including red, yellow, and even green for a more modern touch.