Men's Tan Suit

Yes, tan suits can make a great option to wear to certain weddings. Tan suits are often associated with spring and summer due to their lighter color palette. This makes men's tan suits particularly well-suited for outdoor or destination weddings, but the color is adaptable. A tan wedding suit has also become an increasingly popular choice for the groom or marrier.

As you curate your wedding look, pair your tan dress pants with a set of playful suspenders to create a memorable statement. Or, mix and match parts of your suit, such as your tan pants with a navy blazer, for a casual ensemble. However, tan suits aren't always appropriate for every wedding, particularly those with a black-tie dress code. Before any wedding, refer to the dress code provided by the couple to ensure you fit in with the aesthetic.

Tan is a neutral color that pairs well with a whole spectrum of shades. In turn, this makes it easy to create distinct looks for various occasions and life events, from weddings and social events to business meetings and semi-formal occasions. By pairing your men's tan suit with different colors, from soft pastels to bold neutrals and patterns, you can create a memorable look. For example, a tan suit jacket looks particularly stylish with different shades of blue—from light blue to navy. Or, add a rich and elegant contrast to your tan suit by pairing it with deep red tones such as burgundy or oxblood.

You can easily dress up a tan suit for men with classic colors or experiment with playful patterns and prints, such as stripes, florals, and polka dots, to bring out your personality. Playing with different color combinations allows you to create a thoughtful, perfectly-suited look wherever you go.

From your suit sleeve length to the fit of the pant waist, finding your precise size ensures you can wear your tan suit with confidence. At the top, your tan blazer should fit somewhat snugly around the shoulders, with the seam sitting around the top of your outer arm. Your sleeves should end around the top of your wrist, and the base of the jacket resting near the middle of your seat. Overall, your tan suit jacket should allow for a comfortable range of motion.

As for your tan suit pants, they should hug lightly around your natural waistline without being too tight or in danger of falling. There should also be enough room around the thighs and knees to move comfortably, and, after hemming, the pants should end around the top of your shoes, depending on your preferred break.

One of the best methods for taking care of your suit is ensuring you have the right measurements for your suit jacket and dress pants. A well-fitted tan suit for men should prioritize comfort and mobility, which is why we designed an intuitive Fit Finder and a guide to ensuring your suit fits to help you find the right size for you.

A men's tan suit is a modern choice that works well with several shoe colors. Here are some options for dress shoes to match your tan suit:

• Brown shoes are a classic and safe choice for a tan suit, bringing out the color's warmth.
• Tan shoes create a uniform and cohesive look.
• Navy shoes offer stylish contrast with a touch of modernity.
• Burgundy or oxblood-colored shoes add richness and sophistication to a tan suit.
• White or off-white shoes create a fresh aesthetic, perfect for summer events.

When choosing the right pair of shoes to complement your tan suit, it's essential they match the color or tone of your belt. For example, a matching leather belt in brown should coordinate with a pair of brown shoes, such as loafers or Oxfords.