Those are definitely orphaned suit jackets. The only one that might be passable is the navy if you traded out the buttons for brass buttons.

 

Thank you. So, no way of of pairing the other two with something to make a classic, permanent-style level outfit?

 

While I can’t speak to traditional British rules, breaking up a jacket and slacks of a suit definitely have a long tradition in both American and Italian men’s dressing. Furthermore, most people these days would not know what to look for. You will find common advice from “online experts” (permanent style, gentleman’s gazette, he spoke style) all recommending when you start building a wardrobe to buy suits in simple colors so that you can break them up and get more bang for your buck in different looks.

Suffice to say, I personally don’t think it’s a problem as long as you like them and they fit you.

 

I think you're two thirds good.
There's no problem with either of the doubles, and you don't have to switch the buttons to brass, an often made suggestion which teeters on the cornball. (But you do have to replace a missing button on the blue one. That jacket has two interior latch buttons, and there's a chance they may match those on the front. If so, snatch one for the outside.)

Pin stripe wool can never pass as anything but the north end of suit, so I'd write that one off. I think you can make quite a splash wearing the double breasteds though, they're not often seen alone. The blue with lighter pants, the gray with light or dark. Paul Stuart, good stuff.

 

I think you can make quite a splash wearing the double breasteds though, they're not often seen alone. The blue with lighter pants, the gray with light or dark. Paul Stuart, good stuff.

That's great. How light would you go @Peak and Pine ?

 

Furthermore, most people these days would not know what to look for

So True 👍.

Suffice to say, I personally don’t think it’s a problem as long as you like them and they fit you

Oh yeah, Fit is King!

 

Thanks @Peak and Pine . Do you cling to the idea that light colors like you mention should only make an appearance during certain seasons? Is that a rule, just wondering 🤔. Please and thank you 😊.

 

From what I have seen he (it, they?) is, well, ill-informed about actual usage among people who have worn suits and sports coats over the last few decades. There are times at which they would have only worn a suit, and made it as well tailored and set up as possible, and other times at which they might wear any combination that was convenient or suited their whim.

So, don’t get married in a suit jacket and jeans, but wear them on weekends if you want.