Which green?
What to wear with green
Deep greens look rich with a white shirt and a black or gold bow tie. Sage is lighter, so try it with a champagne or blush tie.
Gold accents, like cufflinks or a pocket square, bring out emerald and hunter green. Black shoes suit every green style here, and brown shoes look especially good with sage.
Questions
- Which green is easiest to wear? Hunter green: it's deep enough to look formal and pairs with almost any dress color.
- Does green work for a fall or winter formal? Yes. Emerald or hunter green velvet is a favorite for winter formals and holiday parties too.
- How do I choose a size? Our size guide matches your chest measurement to a jacket size; pants come 6 inches smaller and unhemmed.
- How long does shipping take? Orders ship free in 1–3 business days. For prom, order about 3 weeks ahead.
Green through the year
Hunter green and emerald feel at home in fall and winter, from homecoming to holiday parties, while sage and the lighter greens suit spring proms and outdoor photos. Green also mixes well in a group: try one or two friends in green next to black or navy suits.
Matching your date? Green looks great next to gold, champagne, blush and black dresses, and an emerald dress with an emerald tux is a bold, coordinated look. A gold or champagne bow tie is an easy way to bring the two colors together.
If it doesn't work out, returns are accepted within 30 days under our refund policy.
Looking for more color? See royal blue, color suits or velvet and sequin.
Read our dress-color matching guide for every green we carry and what to wear with each one.