What suit colours should you choose for spring? The Top 3 trends!

Spring is finally here, and with it the season for ceremonies, weddings and outdoor events. It’s the perfect time to update your wardrobe and move away from the darker shades of winter.

But which colours will make a splash this year? With a mix of freshness, boldness and timelessness, here’s our selection of the 3 must-have shades for a successful spring suit.

1) Green: natural boldness

Green is the leading colour of the season. It offers a modern alternative to traditional navy blue, while remaining extremely elegant.

• Eucalyptus / Pastel Green: A soft, light shade, perfect for a country wedding. It’s the perfect choice for a casual yet sophisticated look.
• Mottled Green: For those looking for more depth, a slightly mottled green adds an irresistible touch of texture and freshness.

2. Beige and Terra Rossa: The warmth of spring

Nothing says “spring” like sandy, earthy tones. These colours capture the light and subtly herald the arrival of summer.

• Classic Beige: A timeless favourite. Light and luminous, the beige suit is a safe bet that goes with almost everything.
• Terra Rossa (Coral): This season’s favourite! This warm shade flatters the complexion and adds incredible energy to your silhouette. A bold choice to make a statement.

3. Blue: timeless elegance revisited

If you prefer to stick to the classics, blue is still your best ally, but forget the overly formal midnight blue.

• Pastel Sky Blue: Brighter and more refreshing, it’s perfect for sunny days.
• Classic Blue: Chic and timeless, it ensures an impeccable look in all circumstances.

Bonus tip: Which material to choose?

Colour isn’t everything, comfort is essential when temperatures rise. Our recommendation? Cool wool.

Why cold wool? It’s a light, breathable fabric. It guarantees an impeccable fit without the “steamy” effect of heavier fabrics. A must-have for staying fresh from morning until nightfall.

Whether you opt for the softness of eucalyptus green, the warmth of terra rossa or the lightness of sky blue, the important thing is to choose a shade that reflects your personality and suits the setting of your event.