What Color Tie With Blue & Green Gingham Shirt?

Men’s Gingham Shirts offer a casual, but refined vibe - meaning you have plenty of options when it comes to styling. As long as you keep the formality of your day’s ventures in mind, you can play with the color of your tie and find something to create a look all your own. Some common color combos with a blue and green gingham shirt like our Untucked Blue & Green Gingham Button Down include. . .

Navy Blue - A deep, rich blue pulls hues from both the blue and the green in your gingham shirt to make for a cohesive and sophisticated look. 

Burgundy - Since burgundy or maroon are opposite the color wheel from green and blue, either would boldly complement your green and blue gingham shirt. 

Neutrals - You usually can’t go wrong with grey, charcoal, black, or beige. Neutral ties are great to keep in your drawer because you can wear them with any color including green, blue, yellow, grey, or Red Gingham Shirts.

What Can You Wear With A Blue & Green Gingham Shirt?

When it comes to pants to wear with your blue and green gingham shirt, you can’t go wrong with our Five Pocket Performance Pants or our Performance Denim in Pure Black for a casual office or Sunday brunch look. For something slightly more polished, pair some performance fabric (it’s 2023, we don’t do subpar fabric around here) dress pants with a Performance Blazer over your blue and green gingham shirt.   

What Color Goes Well With A Blue & Green Gingham?

Completely opposite on the color wheel from blue and green is red and orange, meaning any shade of either of these colors will offer a bold, but harmonious contrast to your blue and green gingham shirt. If bold isn’t your thing, that's okay - stick to black, navy, jewel-toned greens, or brown. 

How Do You Match A Tie With A Blue & Green Gingham Shirt?

When trying to match a tie to your blue and green gingham shirt - it may be best to actually not try too hard at all. Mix, match, and find something that feels right for you. Your tie should be an expression of your personality, as long as that’s appropriate for the function you’re attending. You can choose something opposite and complementary, similarly toned and safe, or try out different patterns for a look that says “you.”