Red and Navy Pocket Square Warm Weather Outfits

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Light Blue Vertical Striped Dress Shirt Burgundy Pocket Square Navy Print Tie Charcoal Suspenders Silver Bracelet Dark Brown Suit Dark Brown Socks Dark Brown Leather Loafers

When the setting permits relaxed dressing, you can opt for a dark brown suit and a red and navy pocket square. For a sleeker vibe, complete your ensemble with a pair of dark brown leather loafers.

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Burgundy Pocket Square Burgundy Horizontal Striped Tie Charcoal Suspenders Silver Bracelet Charcoal Socks Dark Brown Leather Loafers Olive Blazer Dark Green Dress Pants

An olive blazer and a red and navy pocket square are a bold casual combo that every modern gentleman should have in his menswear arsenal. You know how to polish up this outfit: dark brown leather loafers.

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Brown Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Burgundy Pocket Square Brown Print Tie Brown Leather Watch Navy Double Breasted Blazer Dark Green Dress Pants Dark Green Socks Dark Brown Leather Tassel Loafers

A navy double breasted blazer and a red and navy pocket square are absolute menswear essentials that will integrate well within your current off-duty collection. For a sleeker aesthetic, why not add a pair of dark brown leather tassel loafers to this outfit?

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Light Blue Dress Shirt Burgundy Print Pocket Square Red Field Jacket Beige Dress Pants Dark Brown Leather Loafers

A red field jacket and a red and navy pocket square are the kind of a winning casual ensemble that you need when you have no extra time to spare. For something more on the smart side to complete your outfit, introduce dark brown leather loafers to your look.

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Black Turtleneck Red Pocket Square Dark Brown Leather Watch Brown Velvet Blazer Charcoal Jeans Black Embroidered Velvet Loafers

This combination of a brown velvet blazer and a red and navy pocket square is hard proof that a safe off-duty look doesn't have to be boring. Black embroidered velvet loafers will take your ensemble down a classier path.