Orange tie x Blue suit

Is it appropriate to wear orange or other more bold colors as a part of your business attire? Today I am taking a look on how to incorporate some color into your office outfit.  One way is to do with with an orange tie. Nowadays I tend to keep my color palette rather restrained. Sometimes however it can be refreshing to have a little contrast and color in one's outfit.  Or at least I know some men are willing to spice up their attires. align="alignnone" Light brown or tan colored simple briefcase by Swedish company called Winter Studios.

Sum up

As a sum-up a short review of what did I wear with that orange tie. The suit from Herrainpukimo featuring a jacket with 3-roll-2 buttoning, two patch pockets, soft shoulders, minimal lining and structure. The color of the suit could be called as mid-blue. It is a bit lighter in shade than classic navy blue which makes it a perfect summer suit. The color also balances the burn orange of the tie. White shirt with light blue or blue stripes is always a safe choice for business attire. By this kind of a shirt you can bring a little variation to the outfit but it does not steal the attention in any way. Subtle and restrained when you look from a distance yet distinguishable when you take a closer look. The pocket square chose here is made of cloth featuring 70% wool and 30%. Pretty much the perfect combination is my opinion. The wool is there for a substantial feel and superb puff and the silk brings a smooth appearance and slight sheen. This is a kind of blend that makes the square to held itself in place during the day but that still does not make it too lumpy or massive in pocket. Finally I could have chosen brown basic cap-toe oxfords but decided to go for double-monks. As an orange tie is a bit more casual choice for a work day than a burgundy grenadine tie for example, the same way the double-monks are business appropriate yet more casual option to choose as footwear.