Men's Office & Workwear Suits

A navy suit and charcoal suit are the most versatile options for a professional wardrobe. Both colors work for business meetings, formal occasions, and special occasions. For formal events and more dressed-up evening business occasions, a black suit is a timeless choice.

Business formal attire typically includes a matching dark suit and tie, presenting a polished and conservative look suitable for traditional corporate settings. 

Business casual is more relaxed—think suit pants, dress slacks, or chinos paired with a collared shirt, and optionally a blazer, but usually no tie. It's ideal for workplaces with a more laid-back dress code.

Yes. A typical business suit, like a navy suit or grey suit, works for most formal occasions and special events. For black tie or white tie dress codes, a tuxedo is the traditional choice. For business occasions and semi-formal events, a tailored suit in a dark color gets that ideal professional appearance.

For formal settings, pair your suit with a crisp dress shirt and tie. In business casual environments, you can skip the tie, opt for a patterned shirt, or even wear the suit jacket with chinos. Accessories like pocket squares or dress shoes can further tailor your look to the occasion.

Look for a comfortable fit, timeless style, and versatile colors. Single-breasted suits in solid colors like navy, charcoal, and blue work for most dress codes. 

Sizing suit jackets and trousers separately allows you to match different sizes and fit types for a better fit.

You want something that works in every season—cool enough for your commute, polished enough for your 3 p.m. meeting, stylish enough for happy hour. Our suits are made with a smart, breathable fabric blend from recycled materials. That means you get structure, stretch, and all-weather comfort all in one. It holds its shape, resists wrinkles, and moves with you—so you stay comfortable all day, every day.

The suit jacket shoulders should sit flat, sleeves should reach your wrist with some dress shirt cuff showing, and the body should follow your shape without pulling. Trousers should sit comfortably at your waist with appropriate length at the hem after alterations. Use our Fit Finder to learn your perfect size.

Two to three suits in versatile colors build a solid professional wardrobe. Start with a navy suit and charcoal suit for business meetings and office wear. Rotate in more colorful options like a dark green suit or a light blue suit to dress seasonally or to add personality to your workdays. Add a black suit for formal events. Owning multiple suits lets you change up your professional look and extends the life of each one.