Men's Burnt Orange Suit

While burnt orange suits can make a fashionable statement and showcase personal style, they're not traditionally appropriate for black-tie events. Black-tie events typically call for more classic attire, such as a black tuxedo or navy blue tuxedo.

It's okay to add a personal touch or dress differently for certain special occasions, but in most cases, it's best to stick to traditional attire to ensure you look appropriately dressed. Therefore, men's burnt orange suits wouldn't be the best choice for traditional black-tie wedding attire or similar formal occasions. However, you can pull your burnt orange suit out for formal, cocktail, semi-formal, and casual occasions, such as happy hours and outdoor events.

A burnt orange men's suit offers a vibrant and unique hue, which can be paired with various complementary colors. Dress shirts in neutral tones, such as white or light beige, can provide a clean backdrop that allows the burnt orange to be the focal point. A soft blue or pale grey shirt can offer a more subtle contrast without clashing.

When paired with other suit elements like a jacket, a dark green suit jacket can complement the warm undertones of burnt orange. Dark green dress pants can also provide a bold and contrasting combination. For accessories, gold, brown, or beige ties, dress shoes, and pocket squares can bring the whole look together.

Burnt orange suits can be wedding-appropriate, especially if the wedding theme or setting aligns with the vibrant and warm tones of the suit. They can be especially fitting for fall weddings, outdoor settings, or thematic events that call for a burst of color.

If a men's burnt orange suit feels too bold for you to wear to a traditional wedding setting, it can certainly be a stylish choice for more casual or contemporary ceremonies.

If you're contemplating what to wear to a wedding and considering burnt orange, always check the invitation or consult the hosts for dress code guidelines.

Like any other suit, when it comes to a burnt orange suit, the fit is crucial. Generally, the jacket's shoulders should lie flat with the seam sitting where your arm meets your shoulder. As for suit sleeve length, sleeves should end around the top of your wrist, allowing a bit of the shirt cuff to show. Your burnt orange suit pants should fit comfortably around the waist and be neither tight nor loose. Once you have your right fit, you can hem the pants. Typically, the hem should rest lightly on top of the shoes with a slight break in the front. However, the modern trend leans toward a more tapered leg with a negative or no break. This will depend more on your own preference.

Getting the best fit isn't always easy–but it can be. Fortunately, our Fit Finder provides a recommended fit suggestion after you answer a few simple questions regarding yourself and the clothes you typically wear. For more fit information, our guide on how to make sure your suit fits has the information you need to find the right fit.