Green suit

Grass Green type color sounds absolutely awful. I reckon there is always a reason for rarity / scarcity.

There is a poster here called Manton. He used to work at the White House or something and has a book on the subject. You should ask him what he thinks about green suits.

A costumier might - sort of thing a clown wears. You are very unlikely to find this in any reputable menswear shop.


A dreaful thought in any event.

forest green cord suit is great.

I would recommend something along the lines of olive green, if you must, or even sage. A nice tweed suit in olive green may not be that bad.

you're probably better off going bespoke.

I'm a tailoring/sewing student, and I made myself a green suit. It's pretty dark and often gets mistaken for gray at night, which is when I'm usually wearing it. I think a couple shades lighter would have been better, but it's a fine line between too dark to be noticeably green and too bright to be taken seriously.

There are some images on random blogs of green suits that look good, but I can't find any of them. I don't think I've ever seen a RTW suit in green.

Sometimes "being different" is not such a good thing.

Green sc are what golf pros wear, perhaps look on ebay for one.

green is for... erm, Leprechaun? in all seriousness, the only thing I can imagine is some sort of green/brown patterned dark earthy toned suit. I saw a RLBL sportscoat on the B&S a few months ago that could have worked as a suit.

Kermit reckoned it was "not easy being green"!

hate to toot my own horn but whatever http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...ostcount=32819 The green jacket is part of a suit. It's hard to psyche myself up to wear it as a suit though. Makes better as seperates.