November 21st, 2008 by Victor Santerino

More than 50% of church goers polled in the United States say that they consistently wear a suit to church each and every week. For this reason I have decided to write an article explaining multiple aspects of church suits. You will learn about suit styles, suit colors, and church suit accessories.

The first thing a man should consider is which suit style he should choose. Wearing a business suit to church is an option, however one should really consider something more trendy and fun to wear. Double breasted models, urban suits, and unique designs with subtle differences should be the first styles you look at.

Deciding on a color should be the next thing you do. Decide on a color that you would not normally wear to a formal occasion. Feel free to wear bright and vibrant colors and don’t worry about being conservative.

Another area to consider is what type of shoes you will wear. Look for something a little less formal. Try to choose a pair that has unique designs such as wingtips, monk straps, or even a nice pair of loafers. Save your plain Jane formal wear shoes for formal events but leave them home on Sundays.

The tie is an important part of your church regalia. Decide on a tie that both shows off your style and blends well with your suit. Wear it in a knot that says trendy rather than formal and conservative. Your suit should say your ready for a fun party rather than an office meeting.

Wearing a church hat will add style and class to your church suit. Choose a color that matches the color of your suit or your tie or even your shoes. Just make sure that it does not clash with the rest of your outfit.

Wearing jewelry can be a fun way to add to your style. You can choose from a wide array of watches, bracelets, rings, and even ear rings if your church permits.

I hope you enjoyed reading this article as much as I enjoyed writing it. Try these tips out next time you go shopping for a church outfit and you will be the talk of the town. Maybe together we can bring the suit to an even greater level of popularity in church.