Fall & Winter 2026

Men’s Suit Trends: Colours, Textures & Tailoring, Oh My!

Men’s suit fashion is experiencing an exciting trend that honours classic tailoring while embracing bold, personality-driven style choices. This season is all about making a statement—whether through rich autumn colours, luxurious textures, or relaxed yet refined silhouettes. Yes, textures and details are back. If you’re looking to elevate your wardrobe, here’s everything you need to know about the trends defining men’s suiting right now.

The Return of Rich, Warm Colours

The end of 2025 and start of 2026 are bringing warmth back to menswear. Classic navy, charcoal, and chocolate brown will remain wardrobe staples, but this season encourages you to step past your comfort zone with deeper, more expressive hues.

Burgundy and merlot could be the standout colours of the season. These sophisticated wine-toned shades capture the essence of autumn, echoing changing leaves and cooler evenings. A burgundy suit brings an air of refinement that works beautifully for both formal and semi-formal events. Merlot offers a slightly softer, more versatile alternative that pairs effortlessly with earth-toned accessories.

Natural greens (from deep forest to sophisticated olive), these earthy shades provide a striking, refined alternative to traditional suit colours. A dark green suit is the perfect balance to turn heads and is tasteful for professional settings. Consider incorporating these tones through a vest or accessories to spruce up your existing suit with a nod to the trend.

Burnt orange adds warmth, and this retro-inspired shade can work well for outdoor celebrations and less formal occasions.

Feeling adventurous? Pink, cobalt blue, and raspberry reds are great colours to add with ties, pocket squares, and shirts, allowing you to stay current while maintaining versatility in your wardrobe.

Texture Takes Center Stage

There is a renewed emphasis on texture for depth, visual interest, and tactile appeal.

Tweed is ideal for fall and winter. These textured fabrics work beautifully with the season’s warm colour and feel. Pleats are re-embraced in a stylish comeback. This classic detail adds subtle texture and visual interest to your lower half while providing a more relaxed, comfortable fit. Pleated trousers pair well with the wider-leg silhouettes, creating a balanced, sophisticated look.

Pattern and Texture Combinations: Windowpane, pinstripe, and herringbone patterns are becoming go-to choices for men who want a style of their own. These patterns add dimension without overwhelming your look, especially when executed in fall’s richer colour palette. Visual intrigue is the game.

More relaxed, comfortable silhouettes that maintain a tailored, polished appearance are the way to go this season. Double-breasted suits are experiencing a revival, with it a polished, vintage-inspired aesthetic. The look is a powerful, confident silhouette.

Unstructured blazers give a laid-back yet elevated look that’s both comfortable and undeniably stylish. Try on what works for you, and it becomes your style.

Monochrome dressing, using the same colour family or subtle tonal variations, creates a streamlined, ultra-modern look that’s surprisingly versatile. Mix and match work well with this thought.

A waistcoat and ties always have a place in modern menswear. Textured ties and patterned pocket squares can elevate your outfit significantly. Don’t underestimate the power of a well-chosen pocket square, tie bar, or lapel pin to add polish and personality to your look.

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Talk to us about fabric weight. Winter and summer suits differ for structure and warmth. Being mindful ensures both comfort and appropriate styling.

The beauty of trends is making it work for you. You don’t have to embrace it all. Choose elements that resonate with your personal style and lifestyle. Wear what makes you feel powerful, polished, and authentically yourself. Rediscover the joy of dressing well. Try it out at Tom’s Place.

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