Men's Navy Blue Suit Jacket

A navy suit jacket can be paired with ties of various colors and patterns, depending on the occasion and style you're hoping to achieve. Ties are the ultimate suit accessory, allowing for self-expression, personality, or elevated sophistication. For more professional or formal occasions, opt for a neutral tie or navy blue tie to create a seamless look with your navy suit jacket.

More lively events allow for colorful expressions. Choose a patterned tie with flowers or polka dots to add visual depth to your outfit, or opt for a pop of color with a contemporary yellow or gold tie. Because navy is so neutral, most tie colors will pair nicely. Take your ensemble to the next level by adding a matching pocket square.

The ideal pants to pair with a navy blue suit jacket are the matching navy suit pants. Suits are created in matching sets to create a cohesive, refined ensemble. When wearing a men's navy suit jacket, it's generally advisable to stick with the same shade and fabric for the slacks.

However, because this suit jacket also functions as a men's navy blazer, there is a lot more versatility. Wear it with a variety of trousers, including light blue suit pants, khakis, jeans, and more. From street-casual to semi-formal, a navy suit jacket is a versatile wardrobe must-have.

No, you can dress a navy blue suit up or down for a variety of events—both formal and non-formal. For more fancy occasions like weddings or formal events, dressing up a navy suit jacket is as simple as pairing it with matching navy slacks and a crisp white dress shirt. In more casual settings, you can dress a navy jacket down by adding pops of color, unique patterned ties, or less formal shoes for a more personalized look.

In terms of formality, consider brown vs. black shoes with a navy suit. Black dress shoes are typically more formal, while pairing brown shoes with your navy suit can customize your outfit and create a more casual appearance.

Finding a well-fitted suit is all about blending comfort with a polished look for your body and size. Your dark blue jacket should be long enough to cover part of your seat in the back and should reach the top of your wrist in the sleeves. You should be able to close the top button of the navy suit jacket comfortably without pulling or gaping, and the lapel should lie flat against your shirt collar without any noticeable gaps. With our easy-to-use Fit Finder, you can get a nearly perfect suit size suggestion. Or, consult our fitting guide to compare your measurements with our sizing to find the best fit.