Neutral shades of beige, light taupe and stone are best suited to airy fabrics like linen or a cotton blend. Wear your linen suit with a crisp white shirt and soft coloured accessories.

Who said a pastel theme only suits the bridesmaids? These days, we love a groom and his lineup in soft hues of pink, blue, purple or green. If the suit‘s too much for you, nod to the theme with a pastel shirt or accessories instead.

From sky to navy, blue is a solid colour choice for any time of year. It lends itself nicely to a pattern too, which we suggest working in through your shirt or accessories to keep things firmly in occasion territory.

Our best-selling sage tweed suit will work beautifully for botanical themes of green and white. Set the texture of this classic fabric off with a white shirt and cool-toned extras.

There’s nothing like black tie to make a wedding feel like a special occasion. Though you could introduce some colour, we suggest leaning into the look with a black velvet bow tie and sleek metal cufflinks.

“Layer a gilet over jersey for added warmth, or choose a linen set for maximum breathability. It’s all about pairing things that work to your temperature regulated when the weather can’t make up its mind.”

– Fred

A gilet makes sense for transitional weather, because it offers a medium amount of warmth thanks to the lack of sleeves. But, if you can’t bring yourself to wear a full-on nylon gilet, enter our brand-new linen version. The lightweight fabric offers up a perfect spring twist on a cold-weather staple. Layer your gilet over a knit hoodie, or even over a T-shirt for warmer days, and you’ll be both warm and seasonally appropriate. Also, the neutral oatmeal shade will go with everything in your wardrobe.

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