Looking for a retro-style unique men’s suit? We got you!

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This is a retro-style two-piece suit meticulously designed with unique specifications, like the crocodile or olive green color, the mild glen checks, the contrasting black buttons and cufflinks on the green blazer, the wide peak lapels, the contrasting white buttons on the solid black shirt, and the balanced brown watch and shoes. 

At large, it is a minimal yet elegant men’s suit reminding us of traditional vintage suits.

“Love is being stupid together.” —Paul Valery

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Together, being stupid is fine but not with wedding attires. Get ready for your winter wedding with a unique and trending suit style to impress your love! Check out this double-breasted three-piece suit for the groom—sky blue suit with brown plaids, slim-fit blazers, solid light blue dress shirt, forest green necktie with polka dots in white, brown-green pocket squares, and a pair of brown shoes. 

Looking for a similar wedding suit? Reach out to us—we’ll design the most elegant bespoke suit for you!

Have you thought of double-collar winter coats?

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Dressing up in a casual style is easy in winter as layering takes over anything that you wear inside or underneath. Then, why not count on double-collar winter coats? Indeed, they’ll make you look smart when worn as trench coats with double breasts. Adding matching scarves elevates the whole look and makes it more adorable. 

Have you tried any such combinations this winter? Share with us your style preferences and the choice of colors for this particular winter coat!

Jeremy Strong at the Golden Globes Awards 2025

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Who might have gone unnoticed by the alluring jade-green velvet suit? What a unique and refreshing choice of suit shade when everybody else wears the traditional suits and colors. The is distinguished with single button fastening and besom pockets. Other phenomenal choices are his matching green-strap watch, radiator glasses, and bucket hat. Wait—how about his white turtle neck tee?

A modish blue plaid blazer for professionals!

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The model wears a blue winter suit with mild green and red checks. The ensemble is a three-piece suit with blazers, a double-breasted waistcoat, and slightly pleated trousers. The blazer is chic with medium padding and peak lapels. The off-white button-down shirt contrasts the blue suit and the solid lavender necktie.     

What shoes pair well with this ensemble? Drop in the comments!

Dress shirts or cardigans for layering?

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Both dress shirts and cardigans are a great choice for layering in winter. However, dress shirts are perfect when you’re attending a formal event or occasion. On the other hand, wearing cardigans makes it casual. However, wearing a neutral-shade cardigan can make the look smart-casual or semi-casual. Otherwise, for casual or informal events, you can choose to wear any vibrantly shaded cardigans.

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This is an extremely stylish winter two-piece suit made of pure wool. The fabric is dark navy blue with a smart casual look. The blazers are single-breasted and have notch lapels and flap front pockets. The trousers are sleek and cuffed. Wisely, the inner layer is a V-neck sweater that serves the purpose of insulation. 

The most impressive components of this suit are the innermost layer—a white shirt—and the matching white shoes.

How to Wear a Suit Jacket With Jeans?

Jeans are denim-made pants that can be counted as casual or informal bottom wear. Most men mistake jeans for any suit or blazer that they own in their closet. Certainly, that is not the fact. The hard truth is that not all suit jackets or blazers match jeans. Only sports coats and blazers are best suitable giving a perfect casual, informal, or semi-formal look.  

Now that we know what type of suit jackets to wear—preferably, sports overcoats or jackets with single or double breasts and two or three-buttoned—let’s get into jeans fitting and the right occasions. 

  1. Regular-fit jeans 

Regular or quite loose jeans can be chosen for semi-formal occasions or events. For example, regular blue or black denim jeans work perfectly for a casual office day on a Thursday, Friday, or during the weekend.  

  1. Baggy jeans 

Baggy jeans are undoubtedly too casual and hence preferred only for most informal or casual occasions, like parties, get-to-gather events, etc. Since this gets way too informal, the color of the jeans does not matter here. Only ensure that it matches or pairs the color of the sports suit jacket chosen.

  1. Skinny-fit jeans 

Skinny jeans are trendsetters of this decade and men can choose them for occasions that need the expression of personal styles. It could be a shopping mall or grocery store, you can choose and slay it as you like.  

Suit jackets and jeans are separately sorted. Next, let’s quickly understand how men can pair different kinds of suit jackets with different kinds of jeans.  

How do you pair jeans with suit jackets?

Traditional semi-formal suit jackets can be paired with jeans for business casual occasions. However, ensure two things—color and fit. The jeans can be dark blue, indigo, or black. The suit jacket can be contrasting but not have the same hue as the jeans. With fit, both have to be either relaxed or regular and definitely not tight or skinny fit.  

On the other hand, for informal occasions, you can choose a sports jacket with custom prints, patterns, or details and wear contrasting jeans. Wearing light blue baggy denim jeans with a dark-hued suit works for these occasions.     

Apart from the color and fit for specific occasions, there are other factors that you may have to consider to get a perfect jacket and jeans style.    

Other factors to consider when pairing jackets with jeans

  1. Suit pattern: More than conventional solid jackets, those with slight patterns, embroideries, patchwork, or designs enhance the overall look and style when paired with right-colored jeans.  
  2. A Shirt or Tee: Choosing between a dress shirt or a tee depends on the theme or the occasion. While the former suits semi-formal or business-formal occasions, the latter suits casual occasions. 
  3. Tie and pocket square: A necktie and a pocket square on your suit jacket make it look too formal or professional. In this case, wearing jeans with them becomes meaningless. So, ensure the suit jackets do not have them and look casual and relaxed. 

Type of jackets: Jeans pair better with single-breasted suit jackets than double-breasted. Also, wearing a lightweight jacket emphasizes casualness more than a heavy-weight or highly structured jacket.

“To be your friend was all I ever wanted; to be your lover was all I ever dreamed.” —Valerie Lombardo.

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For this lovely girlfriend and wife-to-be, you must dress up in the most impressive and memorable wedding suit, isn’t it? Go for this most handsome layered wedding suit this winter. The suit is made of pure wool—perfect for indoor and outdoor—in navy blue and black ‘Glen’ checks. It has three pieces—the blazer with wide peak lapels, the waistcoat with shawl collars, and the suit trousers with slight pleats. Besides, the light blue shirt and a matching navy blue Paisley necktie elevate the whole look!

A smart casual men’s outfit for this winter!

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Save this post if you want to get ready quickly yet in a smart casual and stylish outfit. This is for you! 

Pick a ‘plaid’ or ‘madras’ checkered shirt as your innermost layer. Cover it with a sweater or a cardigan—color does not matter here. Add another top layer with a simple solid blazer without padding. Trust us—this keeps the look casual and modish. Pick a pair of jeans that matches the blazer and this completes the ensemble!

Did you notice Jacob Collier at the Grammy Awards this year?

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Well, who might have missed him? His dazzling rainbow hues caught everyone’s eyes including us. In fact, he expressed his emotions by saying “I’m sparkling away,” which resonates with his energy and the suit he wore on the red carpet. While the whole suit was a fashion statement, his light blue hear-shaped lapel pin was a masterpiece choice of accessory.  

Drop in the comments about his unique choice of neckties and shoes for this sparkling multi-hued suit.

A unique grey, blue, and brown formal suit

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The model wears a formal suit in a base gray shade with brown and blue plaids. The blazer is double-breasted with notch lapels and patch pockets. The waistcoat is collarless. The trousers are tapered and have no pleats. The buttons and cufflinks on the suits are in dark navy blue or black to contrast the fossil gray base. 

The light blue solid dress shirt and the self-designed navy blue necktie pair well with this three-piece formal suit. Wear this for special events like conferences and global business meetups!