Brown colored natural fabrics require less color-dyeing, making them the most eco-friendly option.

While the most popular suits colors are blue and grey then followed by black, brown suits still exist as holdovers from the era when country suits existed (often in tweed or flannel). We don’t recommend brown for business as it’s a casual rustic color, but it’s great for informal events.

The tan beige suit isn’t a common business or formal garment. Instead, it’s best left to gathering a such as church services and outdoor summer weddings as a guest. Available in worsted wool, tropical wool, cotton or gabardine.

Light brown suits are a modern alternative to the man who has a rounded out wardrobe. The color pairs well with a crisp light blue shirt and dark tie for a unique look.

A classic approach to countryside suiting, brown tweed suits are best in rural settings and informal instances. Tones of ochre, chocolate, bark and rust will dominate the yarns used in these fabrics.