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...and sports coats!

One of the most underrated, versatile colours for a jacket and trousers. It's a really easy colour to work with.

I love earthy colours so I've found it to be a natural fit in my wardrobe.

Most of these images were taken from Die, Workwear!, and Permanent Style.

 

[Oldsarge]

yes, Yes, YES!!!

 

[challer]

I like the deeper greens, but that's just leading me back to tweed. For some reason, it still strikes me as a cold weather color, perhaps because of my affinity for tweed. The green seersucker I can't get my head around.

 

[JBierly]

I have a green blazer - it's a very versatile color (after blue which is number 1).

 

[Charles Dana]

Tweed in various shades of green is superb; however, don't forget the olive green poplin suit--a warm-weather classic.

 

[mlenecare]

I want that green seersucker that Flanderian posted https://askandyaboutclothes.com/community/threads/forest-green-seersucker.241542/

 

[Oldsarge]

That is far and away the finest seersucker I've ever seen. The usual stripes seem so regional to me (and I don't live in that region) but the solid is universal and utterly smashing.

 

[mlenecare]

I love it too, I think about it every time I'm deciding what to wear on a hot day.