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Trouser, shirt & tie combos for this sportcoat?

AlexP415

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I just ordered this Isaia sportcoat from STP. I'm pretty excited - I have one Isaia suit and the fit and style are just perfect for me. What sort of color combinations would go well with this sportcoat? I was thinking charcoal or grey flannel trousers, but I don't have much experience matching shirts and ties to brown. What do you guys think?

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/p/2...t-For-Men.html
 

aarghh

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Originally Posted by AlexP415
I just ordered this Isaia sportcoat from STP. I'm pretty excited - I have one Isaia suit and the fit and style are just perfect for me. What sort of color combinations would go well with this sportcoat? I was thinking charcoal or grey flannel trousers, but I don't have much experience matching shirts and ties to brown. What do you guys think? http://www.sierratradingpost.com/p/2...t-For-Men.html
Trousers - Navy should work fairly well - corduroy or moleskin. Also British tan/khaki whipcord. Rust too, if you have something like that. Shirts - sky-blue would be my first choice, followed by a very pale pink. Tie - I think you could make navy, salmon, dark purple, brown, or green work, depending on your comfort with color in your ensemble.
 

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In terms of trousers, I would certainly think charcoal would do nicely as well. I am a big fan of browns and greys (there is another thread on this) and see it working fine.
 

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Depends on what kind of look you want.

The safe way to go is with greys and charcoals. Maybe different (lighter) shades of brown would work too (like camel).

I would go with creams (off white), burnt orange, pink (like the sweater the jacket is paired with), etc.
 

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Shirts: I pair brown with purple and lilac alot.
This might also compliment the cranberry color.
I second the above sugesstion of light pink, but would also add for those fun adventurous times a bright pinkish magenta shirt could look cool also.
 

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Great blazer!

Not a fan of navy with this though. I'd go with salmon, dark purple, burnt orange, dark brown, and of course grey, charcoal.

With the pairing they have in the pic, I think a dark puple would look good or a dark brown.

White or cream color shirts would go well especially. Could do more colorful shirts too but it would be more difficult. I think a light pink, light lime, ligh blue, or small check pattern from any of the colors I've already mentioned.

I think a burnt orange or salmon colored tie would really make things pop with a cream colored ****. Think a solid tie would be best, but some stripes would look good as well, esp. ones that alternate large,small, large, small.
 

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