Advice on next bespoke commissions

I've slowly been changing my old RTW clothes to MTM and bespoke, and I'm looking for advice on what to get next. So far I have:

Suits: 1 solid navy, 1 charcoal solid
Navy blazer

My work environment is not super formal, so I don't need 5+ work suits. Out of work I tend to wear a sport coat (or occasionally a less formal suit) without a tie & either smart or casual trousers depending on the situation. I'd definitely feel overdressed socialising in suit + tie, with a few exceptions. I wear my SCs much more often, with casual/semi-casual pants (cords, chinos, jeans etc. Grey flannels for smarter occasions). The 3 RTW sport jackets I wear most often are a light grey with mild pattern, a brown herringbone, and a blue windowpane. I also have a blue linen suit I wear quite a bit.

So, I was thinking of the options: upgrading my jackets to 3 bespoke ones would seem good. But I was also considering getting 1 or two more casual suits, so I could double them up as sports jackets, or add the suit pants but not look out of place without a tie. I could make the 1-2 suits more summer items, and 1 or two of the SCs with more autumn/winter bias e.g. Tweed or flannel.

What about these options:

Suits: Blue linen suit; maybe a tan/light brown suit (maybe gabardine). One or both with patch pockets.
Sport coats: light grey flannel, brown herringbone, blue tweed

This would give 4-5 SCs total + 1-2 flexible suits (which I could wear at work on summer days on Fridays etc)

My main concern is that a casual suit is too casual for business, but too smart for most socialising (none of my friends wear suits at weekends or evenings), but I can always ditch the pants with a linen suit.

Any thoughts? I'd be grateful for your feedback.

Thanks for the link.

 

2 of my RTW sport coats fit reasonably, so I would replace them last, if at all (I don't think fit is quite as important for casual/leisure settings as it is at work/business or formal events). 

 

The reason to go for 1-2 informal suits is just that the extra cost for pants is not too much, and it adds versatility. Sometimes I like to wear a casual suit when I go out in the evening, for example. I'm ok for work suits, and yes if I got a 3rd it would be mid-grey.

 

Linen isn't just for keeping cool, I quite like the look and feel of it also. I have a blue linen herringbone SC that doesn't fit great, but I love the colour and pattern - if it fit well like my blazer, I'd wear it a lot. And I used to have a light brown/tan suit that got ruined, I really liked it and found it useful for business and leisure in summer or abroad. So I think a better-fitting replacement would be worthwhile. But yes, the sport coats are probably higher priority. Maybe go like this:

 

Mid-blue tweed SC

Blue linen suit

Tan/camel SC

Mid-grey suit

Light brown suit

 

This gives me 2 cold-weather SCs/suits, 2 for spring/summer, and one all-year suit.