Men's Blue Suits & Tuxedos

A navy suit is the most versatile of the blue suit family and of pretty much any suit color out there. It is timeless, easy to style for any dress code, and works just as well for the office as it does for weddings, formal occasions, and a special event. If you are choosing just one piece suit in the blue family, a navy blue suit is the go-to choice.

For a navy blue suit, keep the look classic with a white shirt and a tie in burgundy, forest green, or gray. A textured navy tie also works for a tone-on-tone look. Add a pocket square or tie bar for a polished finish, and pair with brown shoes or black dress shoes that match your belt.

For a navy blue tuxedo, pair black suspenders, a black bow tie, a tuxedo shirt, and patent leather black dress shoes for a refined look.

A navy suit is a darker shade and a timeless pick for traditional looks and formal occasions. It’s a true neutral. A royal blue suit is a bit brighter and brings a more modern, eye-catching look to a wedding or special event. Our Brilliant Blue suit is a happy medium—colorful but still subdued and easy to wear, just a hint brighter than dark navy. Both are great picks, and the choice between them comes down to dress code and personal preference.

Yes, with the right details. A deep navy blue tuxedo with black satin lapels, a black bow tie, and patent leather black dress shoes fits a black-tie dress code. It is a stylish suit twist on the classic black tuxedo that still keeps the formal event mood intact.

You cannot go wrong with a white shirt or a light blue shirt as your base. For ties, burgundy, olive, and gray are reliable picks, along with subtle stripes or checks. For something bolder, a floral or textured tie pulls the blue suit combination together as long as the colors stay rich and grounded.

Brown shoes are the most popular pairing with a blue suit. Brown dress shoes work especially well with a classic navy, navy blue suit, or any light blue suit. For a darker shade like a deep navy or a navy blue tuxedo, switch to black dress shoes for a more formal event finish.

Yes. Our suit jackets and dress pants are sized separately so you can pick the right size for each piece of the suit. That helps you land a tailored suit fit if you wear different sizes on top and bottom. Use our Fit Finder to lock in both before you order.

A two-piece blue suit uses matching fabric throughout the jacket and dress pant, and it’s a more standard, everyday option. A blue tuxedo has satin or grosgrain trim on the lapels and pants for a more formal look. A blue suit is appropriate for everything from business professional to semi-formal attire, whereas a blue tuxedo is appropriate for black-tie or especially formal dress codes. Browse our suits and tuxedos to compare options.

Yes, and a light blue suit is one of the best picks for a summer wedding or warm climate ceremony. Light blue suits photograph beautifully outdoors and pair well with brown dress shoes. A classic navy or dark blue suit also works for an evening summer wedding with a more formal dress code.

Sleeves should rest near your wrists, the jacket should cover the top of your seat, and shoulders should sit flat for a clean silhouette. Flat front pants should sit at your waist with the hem just touching the top of your shoes. Use our Fit Finder to get accurate sizing for both your blue suit jacket and dress pant in minutes.