Color worlds: deep tones, velvety nuances and bold highlights
The color palette this season is rich, earthy and elegant. While black remains a classic, more nuanced colors are moving to the fore, giving the groom more expression:
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Dark blue & midnight blue – look serious, festive and timeless. Particularly refined in combination with a silky lining or accents in gold.
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Bordeaux & wine red – bring warmth and depth to the look. These colors work outstandingly well at winter weddings with candlelight and a festive setting.
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Fir green & moss green – are the insider tips of the season. They look modern and yet close to nature, perfect for rustic or elegant country weddings.
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Anthracite & slate gray – minimalist, masculine and adaptable – for urban and industrial locations.
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Nougat, chestnut & cognac – warm brown tones are celebrating their comeback. Ideal for vintage weddings and grooms with an eye for trends.
For bold grooms, two-tone fabrics, melanges or a colored lining are a good way to set a highlight.
Cuts: timeless with a modern line
A modern made-to-measure suit for the groom follows no rigid fashion, but adapts to figure, style and occasion. The following trends are emerging in the 25/26 season:
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Slim fit stays, but less extreme: slightly waisted jackets with freedom of movement and narrowly cut trousers with a moderate leg width dominate.
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Jacket lengths are becoming more individual: whether classic, slightly shortened or lengthened – the perfect length is matched to body proportions.
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Three-piece suits are in demand: a well-cut waistcoat lends depth and structure, especially when it is chosen in a contrasting fabric or with a pattern.
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Stand collar & shawl collar: a stylish alternative to the lapel – particularly suitable for festive or culturally inspired weddings.
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Single- or double-breasted? The classic single-breasted jacket is versatile, while the double-breasted one shows more presence – perfect for confident appearances.
Design & fabrics: structure, character and personality
The trend is toward materials with character:
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Flannel, twill and herringbone look warm and textured – ideal for autumn and winter.
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Wool fabrics with a cashmere content offer a luxurious handle and the highest wearing comfort.
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Micro-patterns, discreetly woven checks or classic Glen check provide visual depth – especially on waistcoats and coats.
Another trend: made-to-measure wedding coats that are matched in color to the suit. Whether Chesterfield, Ulster or raglan coat – fine fabrics such as loden, cashmere or camel hair ensure a stylish appearance even in cool weather.
Shoes: the elegant finish
The choice of shoes is more than just a detail – it determines the harmony of the entire look. Current favorites include:
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Classic Oxford shoes in black or dark brown – they remain the first choice for elegant weddings.
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Brogues or monk straps set fashionable accents – especially in dark red tones such as burgundy.
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For autumnal outdoor weddings: Goodyear welted ankle boots or chukka boots in suede.
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Particularly stylish: shoes with a color-matched belt and fine details such as a leather sole with engraving or a monogram.
One thing remains important: the shoes should match not only the color of the suit but also the location – and above all be well broken in.
Conclusion: individuality as a principle of style
The wedding trends for grooms in autumn/winter 2025/2026 show that elegance does not mean uniformity. A made-to-measure wedding suit, combined with a perfectly fitting made-to-measure shirt, stylish shoes and a fine made-to-measure coat, creates not only a fashionable overall picture – but a lasting experience. Anyone who dares to wear bold colors and relies on genuine craftsmanship makes the big day unforgettable visually as well.