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Navy Blue

The most versatile base you'll own. Pairs well with nearly any pattern or color — try a bold print for contrast or a muted tone for a quieter, more formal look.

Tweed

Warm and textured, so it wants an equally warm palette. Rust, mustard, forest green and cream all sit naturally against it; avoid stark white for a softer, more autumnal look.

Burgundy Velvet

Rich and formal — built for evening wear. Keep the square simple: a solid charcoal, navy or deep green lets the jacket's texture do the talking.

Light Gray

A clean, neutral canvas. Almost any color reads well here, which makes it easy to experiment with — pastels, brights and classic patterns all work.

Linen

Casual and breathable, so keep the square casual too. Lighter colors and simple patterns suit linen's relaxed texture better than anything too formal or heavily patterned.

Charcoal Gray

A classic business staple. Cool tones — blues, silvers, subtle grays — feel most at home, though a single warm accent color can lift an otherwise muted outfit.

Black

The most formal option, and the least forgiving. Stick to solids or fine patterns in white, silver or deep jewel tones; anything too busy competes with the jacket instead of complementing it.

Green Corduroy

Textured and a little rustic. Earthy tones — mustard, rust, cream, navy — pair naturally, echoing the jacket's outdoorsy character.