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1 Piece/3 Ways: Rust Hopsack Suit

1 Piece/3 Ways: Rust Hopsack Suit

Every AOS suit is designed to be worn as a separate jacket, trouser and vest.

The “1 piece/3 ways” series shows you how to style a suit for several different occasions - so you can save time and money by getting the most out of your wardrobe and help save the planet by buying better/buying less.

In this edition, we show you three ways to wear our Performance Hopsack Suit in Rust.

1. Wedding Season

Man wearing a brown suit and blue tie, standing on a cobblestone street for a classic menswear look

The rust color of our performance hopsack is absolutely stunning for weddings, or any outdoor event, really. 

The rust color really pops but also looks perfectly fitting against the natural green and brown tones of the great outdoors.

For a similar reason, it also look great on all skin tones. 

Side view of a man in a brown hopsack suit with blue tie, perfect for modern business attire

2. Business Time

Man in a brown suit holding a beige tote bag, styled for work and travel in a city backdrop

The rust is a bit of a statement, but it's still sharp and serious enough to be appropriate for business. 

Just pair it with a simple shirt and tie (to let the color of the suit shine) and try to save it for the Spring and Summer months when things get a bit more colorful.

Man wearing a tailored brown suit leaning against a blue door, featuring a classic tie and pocket square

3. Business Casual

Man in a brown blazer paired with white trousers and a blue tie, styled for smart casual occasions

The performance hopsack fabric was originally designed as a sportcoat fabric. 

So, naturallyi t works fantastic as a casual jacket. 

Pair it with trousers in cotton, linen, or worsted wool in neutral colors.

Closeup of a man wearing a brown hopsack suit with a white pocket square, styled for business and formal occasions

Thanks, as always, for reading.

Yours in style,

Dan Trepanier

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