Western Formal Wear For Men
Shirts
Party-wear shirts for men from our collection, like pastel shades or neutral tones such as white, beige, or sky blue. These colours reflect the festive vibe and add a fresh, clean look to your style. Long-sleeve, button-down shirts are the most common. Colors like white, light blue, pastel shades, and subtle patterns (like stripes or checks) are considered professional. shirts and trousers are designed with breathable fabrics, ensuring you stay comfortable from day to night.
Kurta-Pajama or Kurta with Churidar
The kurta pajama is traditional Indian attire, often worn for weddings and festivals. This is a popular formal style in more traditional or less conservative industries. A well-tailored kurta in a solid color or subtle design, paired with a churidar (tightly fitted pants) or straight-cut trousers, creates an elegant yet comfortable look. It is not just a piece of clothing but a symbol of tradition and heritage. By choosing to wear kurta pajamas for Indian festivities.
Nehru Jacket
A modern take on traditional attire, the Nehru jacket is often worn over a kurta for semi-formal or formal occasions. It’s a structured, waist-length jacket with a Mandarin collar that can be paired with both trousers and traditional Indian bottoms.
Suits
A well-tailored suit, typically in neutral tones like navy, black, or grey, is considered standard in corporate settings. For a more modern or relaxed office, blazers paired with chinos or trousers can also work.
Blazer with Trousers
go for a dark jacket and light grey pants. It allows you to dress up without looking too formal. In many tech and creative sectors, business casual is more common, where a blazer might be worn with dress trousers or chinos, and a smart shirt with or without a tie.
Polo Shirts or Henley Tees
Polo shirts typically have a more tailored and structured fit, with a collar and sometimes buttons. They are designed to be a bit more formal and can give off a polished and put-together look. On the other hand, tees are generally looser and more casual, with a relaxed fit that allows for comfort and ease of movement. In more laid-back industries, like IT or start-ups, a clean, fitted polo or a collared Henley shirt with chinos may suffice for everyday wear.
Chinos/Trousers
Chinos, paired with a button-down shirt, is often seen in casual workplaces. Opt for neutral shades like beige, navy, or khaki. Formal trousers, generally in shades like grey, black, navy, or beige, are paired with a matching blazer or a contrast-colored jacket. The trousers should be well-fitted but comfortable, particularly in warmer regions.
Long coat
It's a classic that screams sophistication. Pair it with a suit, formal dressy shirt for work, and men dress shoes. Stick to monochrome shades like black, navy, or gray for a timeless look. Best for Winter and Fall. Ideal for Formal and Business settings. It’s the Jack of all trades in formal outerwear—elegant but not overly showy.
