These Are the Top Suit Ideas for 2025 Weddings

Suiting up in the new year? Read this guide for grooms, groomsmen and guests.

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Updated Jan 07, 2025

Whether you're a groom, groomsman or guest, chances are, you'll be suiting up for a wedding in the near future. That said, you'll want to be in the know on the top trends and men's suit ideas for the upcoming year so that you can show up in style. We sat down with industry experts to get a sneak peek into what's in store for men's suits in 2025, and we're sharing all the juicy details with you here. We've even rounded up some shoppable options that you can get your hands on ASAP (Trust us, this inspo will have you eager to buy a suit). So, pull up a chair and get comfortable as we break down the top suit trends for 2025.

Feeling comfortable and confident in one's outfit is a theme that is constant across all the top suiting trends for 2025. According to Michelle Deloach, Founder of Revelry, finding the right suit for your wedding is about more than just what's trending in the market. Your wedding suit should reflect your own personality and unique sense of style. Of course, you'll also want to think about how the suit will feel on your body throughout the day. "The best advice I have when thinking about suit ideas for men is to be sure you can get a polished tailored sensibility with pieces that are comfortable," says Sarah Hand, Creative Director of UNTUCKit. Hand believes that the fit of your shirt is perhaps just as important as the fit of your suit, so leave no detail up to chance when picking out your look. Below, we'll dive deeper into our favorite ideas for men's suits in 2025.

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Tailored-Fit Suits
Statement-Making Suits
Double-Breasted Suits
Brooch Boutonnieres
Gender Neutral Suits

Tailored-Fit Suits

The skinny jean trend has seen a decline in recent years, so it's no surprise that formal attire is following suit (pun intended). "From jeans to suits, anything too skinny just doesn't feel right for the moment," says Michael Bastian, Creative Director of Brooks Brothers. Tailored fit suits, which offer a bit more breathing room, are a timeless alternative to the slim styles that have previously held reign. "While slim fits remain popular among many suit connoisseurs, the rise of tailored suits speaks to a blend of comfort and style," says Renee Bu, Content Creator at Indochino. "Tailored fits hug the body without restricting movement, thanks to details like higher armholes and, occasionally, narrower lapels. The result is a sleek, clean look that balances tradition with contemporary trends," she adds.

Statement-Making Suits

We're predicting that 2025 will be the year of taking risks when it comes to suit styles for men. If you're attending a wedding, or hosting your own, expect to see people experiment with bolder colors, patterns and fabrics. According to Deloach, "men aren't afraid to step outside the classics to showcase something unique that speaks to their taste," "Whether it's a black-tie or cocktail theme, there's something special about how vibrant colors come to life through fabric composition," says Lindsay McAshan, Senior Director of National Sales at Billy Reid. Velvet and mohair are just a few of the fabrics on McAshan's radar for the coming year. As for suit colors, Deloach expects bright shades like sage green, and richer ones like chocolate brown (à la Pantone Color of the Year), to take center stage in 2025.

Sage Green Suit

$549 | Indochino

Pastel Pink Suit

$248 | Revelry

Blue and Green Plaid Dinner Jacket

$199 | Jos. A. Bank

Double-Breasted Suits

Man wearing a green suit with gold star details

"Recently, double-breasted suits have made a major comeback, popping up everywhere from the runways to weddings, and this style isn't going anywhere anytime soon," says Shayna Green, Director of Partnerships at Indochino. "They have a vintage vibe, but they're also a timeless classic," she adds. According to McAshan, "a double-breasted jacket is the perfect choice for the groom who wants an elevated look—one that meets the trend of the moment, yet will be prized in wedding photos for years to come." Better yet? This current style for men's suits comes in casual blazers, formal tuxedos and everything in between.

Dark Olive Double-Breasted Suit

$499 | Indochino

Brown Double-Breasted Suit

$795 | Proper Cloth

Black Double-Breasted Tuxedo Jacket

Man wearing a black double breasted tux jacket

$335 | Men's Wearhouse

Brooch Boutonnieres

According to Ashley Long, Director and Senior Buyer of Accessories at Men's Wearhouse, groomsman and groom accessories are the key to completing a wedding look. "Whether it's a bowtie, a brooch boutonniere or even playful socks, these things help the groom and wedding party feel good and have fun too," she explains. Speaking of brooch boutonnieres, we're predicting they'll be one of the top wedding suit trends of the year. Brooch boutonnieres and floral lapel pins offer a modern alternative to the real deal–since they never wilt, they make for an excellent wedding keepsake. "If you're opting for a custom suit, I always recommend designing the jacket lapel with a buttonhole for the exact purpose of adding a pin," says Blumberh.

Gold Lapel Pin with Flowers and Bird

$60 | Etsy

Floral Brooch with Pearls

$85 | The MET Store

Twill Burgundy Lapel Flower

$8 | The Tie Bar

Gender Neutral Suits

Couple celebrating outside the court house

If recent suit trends have taught us anything, it's that stylish separates aren't just for men anymore. According to Green, "a finely tailored custom garment will always be in style, regardless of who you are." She expects to see women and non-binary customers gravitate toward double-breasted jackets paired with wide-leg trousers in 2025. "The ultimate trend is suiting that evokes power, poise and refinement," she adds. Bastian, on the other hand, is excited for more women and non-binary folks to venture into the world of custom and made-to-measure suits this year. "The power of a well-cut suit made just for you and your body is something everyone should experience at least once," he explains.