1. The Classic Business Look

Why it works: Dressing up this blazer, I paired it with a light blue cotton shirt that highlights the overcheck’s blue tones. Adding a textured linen tie from Kiton creates harmony through both texture and color.

For trousers, I chose medium-grey twill trousers in a four-season fabric. Grey is a natural complement to green, grounding the outfit without overpowering it. I often say green is easier to combine than most assume—it matches nearly every color (just avoid red unless you want to look like a Christmas tree!).

Finally, the black penny loafers in box calf leather complete the look. The sleek leather texture aligns with the fine wool trousers, while the loafer style keeps the outfit just shy of overly formal—a perfect balance for business casual.

2. Smart Casual with Seasonal Flair

Why it works: For a slightly more relaxed look, I paired the blazer with a denim blue pure cashmere turtleneck by Cesare Attolini. While some may argue against this blazer in colder months, I’d wear it like this without hesitation. The rich blue of the turtleneck echoes the overcheck and balances the green tones.

I added heavy cotton twill trousers for durability and structure, and Edward Green Dover suede shoes in a muted olive tone to tie everything together. The texture of the suede complements the blazer's silk and linen blend, creating depth and a smart yet approachable aesthetic.

3. Summer Chic

Why it works: This look channels effortless elegance for warm-weather occasions. The blazer pairs beautifully with a navy pure linen “Arizona” button-down shirt by Fray, offering a relaxed yet polished vibe.

The trousers are off-white wool-linen by Corneliani, which contrasts elegantly against the blazer’s green tones while staying lightweight and breathable. Finally, I chose electric blue penny loafers by Bontoni with crocodile detailing, a bold statement that elevates the overall outfit to chic summer sophistication.