Men’s tweed suits have come a long way since their country-set origin in eighteenth-century Scotland. Today, tweed’s been transformed with sharper cuts and all sorts of ways to wear it. Pick one in a thick Donegal or chunky herringbone weave for warmth and style rolled into one. For a wedding, rich-toned accessories will set off a tweed jacket in a timeless shade like grey or brown a treat.
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When it comes to suit colours, some are more versatile than others while some give you scope to be a bit more adventurous. A navy blue suit is the standard for good reason – it looks great on everyone and is an easy match for shirts, ties, shoes and accessories in all sorts of shades. A grey suit is just about as versatile as navy and goes almost any colour, so it makes a great base if you want to branch out with your look. A black suit , while the obvious choice for a sombre occasion, can be transformed for a more upbeat event with a tie, pocket square, or even socks in strong, vivid colours. A neutral or brown suit is generally more at home in warmer weather and but darker shades can give an autumnal feel, especially when worn with deep-toned accessories.
