Vladimir Riché’s Post

Most guys never even consider a green suit. And the few who do usually get it wrong. My suit wardrobe mostly consists of navy, multiple shades of gray, and a few brown ones. The fourth color that I love to wear is green. Not because green is my wife's favorite color although that plays a part. But because it's a good way to throw a curve ball without overdoing it. The colors I mentioned above get all the attention and for good reasons. But a well-executed green suit? That’s next-level. The problem is, most guys don’t know how to wear one. They either: ❌ Style it poorly ❌ Pick the wrong shade ❌ Or make it look like a costume Here’s how to do it right: ✅ Keep the rest simple ↳ Pair it with a white or light blue shirt, a neutral tie like brown, and classic dark brown shoes. ✅ Choose the right shade ↳ Darker greens (like forest or olive) are easier to pull off than bright, loud greens. You're not a leprechaun. ✅ Focus on texture ↳ Green looks best in textured fabrics like flannel, tweed, or corduroy rather than smooth worsted wool. When done right, a green suit is a power move. It stands out without screaming for attention. It’s stylish, confident, and different in the best way possible. Would you ever wear one? Let me know in the comments.