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Updated Mar 06, 2025The Best Burgundy Suits for Weddings
Want to pull off a burgundy suit? It's a lot easier than you might think–here's how to pull off one of our favorite fall suiting staples.
Photos, From Left to Right: State & Liberty, Bonobos
There's no time like autumn for a burgundy suit. It's one of the signature colors of the season, and one of the main reasons I'm inclined to call fall the best time of year for menswear. Burgundy just pops–there's no other way to put it. It's a powerful statement color that, despite being so unique, pretty much anyone can pull off. It's outside of the norm but not so much so that it's difficult to put together a fit around it. Burgundy suits help you stand out, whether you're a groom or a guest. If you feel like giving one of our preferred fall colors a shot, read on for some of our favorite burgundy suits for men and the best ways to style them.
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The Best Maroon and Burgundy Suits for Weddings
Burgundy wedding suits are some of the coolest out there. From double-breasted beauties to corduroy sportcoats, it's a hard look to get wrong–especially if you're selecting one of our favorite burgundy or maroon suits.
The Best Double-Breasted Burgundy Suit: Spier & MacKay Burgundy Double-Breast
Photo: Spier & McKay
Spier & MacKay's affordable takes on British tailoring are a year-round wedding season staple. For less than the price of a plane ticket to London's Saville Row you can get a top-tier suit that draws from the tailoring that made the Row famous. Their double-breasted burgundy suit is no exception.
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The Best Burgundy Suit for Groomsmen: Perry Ellis Performance Tech Suit
Photo: Perry Ellis
Your groomsmen will look great without their wallets taking a heavy hit in this killer burgundy suit from the folks at Perry Ellis. It comes in a slim cut and a reliable performance fabric to ensure they'll get a great wedding fit off without breaking a sweat (literally).
The Best Burgundy Sportcoat: J. Crew Relaxed-Fit Italian Corduroy Blazer
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If you're going the route of mixing suit separates, J. Crew's corduroy blazer in burgundy is a great layering choice. You can dress it up for formal occasions or down with more casual attire like a denim shirt and chinos. Either way, your look is going to stand out in the best way.
The Best Burgundy Suit for Women: Indochino Highworth Burgundy Tuxedo
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Indochino's expansion into womenswear has been one of the biggest suiting successes in recent memory, with their offerings spanning from business-ready suits to wedding-chic tuxes. And wouldn't you know it, the latter happens to come in a beautiful burgundy with a black satin lapel–a wedding fit that'll turn heads.
The Best Made-to-Measure Burgundy Suit: Suitsupply Striped Havana Suit
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When it comes to made-to-measure, Suitsupply has long been one of the best in the biz. Their striped burgundy suit provides a unique spin on a classic suiting color and their double-breasted Havana cut is a modern menswear staple.
The Best Gender-Nonconforming Burgundy Suit: Kirrin Finch Georgie Burgundy Suit
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The folks at Kirrin Finch excel at suiting for any body and everybody regardless of body type or identity. Their take on the burgundy suit is predictably excellent, with excellent proportions and quality construction. It's a suit and a color anyone can pull off.
The Best Burgundy Suit for Ringbearers: OppoSuits Big Boys Blazing Solid Burgundy Suit
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Got a little guy in your life who needs to suit up in the shade of the season? Look no further–this three-piece from OppoSuits will have him looking every bit the gentleman he is when he's holding the rings.
The Best Burgundy Suit for Athletic Builds: State and Liberty Athletic Fit Stretch Suit
Photo: State & Liberty
State and Liberty specializes in suiting for folks with broader builds. Their signature Athletic Fit suit is available in a beautiful light maroon that will look great at any fall wedding–just factor in a five-week window before purchasing it as they're made-to-order.
The Best Bespoke Burgundy Suit: Enzo Custom Wool Blend Maroon Atlantic Suit
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Accessible bespoke suiting is Enzo Custom's forte, with totally custom suits available from both brick and mortar locations across the country and via their online sales portal. Just provide them with your unique measurements and they'll get a beauty of a bespoke suit–like this one in maroon wool in their signature Atlantic cut–delivered right to your door.
The Best Overall Burgundy Suit: Bonobos Jetsetter Suit in Burgundy Flannel
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Bonobos's Jetsetter suit is a thing of beauty, a perfectly-proportioned suit made from exceptional materials that will never go out of style. It's also accessibly priced for the quality. This one, which comes in a fall-ready flannel blend, is my personal pick for the best burgundy suit on the market today–you'll be wearing it every chance you get for years to come.
What to Wear With a Maroon or Burgundy Suit
Burgundy and maroon might look like difficult colors to style or complement but they're far simpler than you may realize. With the right shoes and tie, anyone can pull a burgundy suit off like an absolute pro.
What Color Shoes Go With a Maroon or Burgundy Suit?
When it comes to shoes with burgundy suits, go with browns. The brown should match the shade of burgundy or maroon that you're wearing, so lighter tones will call for warmer, lighter brown shoes. Alternatively, if you're wearing a maroon or burgundy suit with a darker shade, go with darker brown shoes.
What Color Tie Goes With a Maroon or Burgundy Suit?
While picking out a tie to go with a burgundy suit might not be as simple as picking out shoes, it's still a pretty easy task. Generally a burgundy or maroon suit is going to look best with a black or brown tie if you want to keep it neutral. To venture into the world of color, teal is burgundy's natural counterpart and can work well in a tie. Gold is also a great call. You can even wear a tie that's a shade of burgundy or red as long as it doesn't match the shade of the suit.
