Yes, the linen suit is a summer staple given that it’s breezy and looks great on just about everyone, but it can also be as itchy as a corded knit sweater. Not so with Suitsupply’s Havana suit, which is interwoven with wool and silk to prevent skin irritation while upping its luxury quotient. Pair it with a lightweight dress shirt (sans tie) and some killer loafers, and you’ve got a full-proof beachside wedding look.

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Trends come and go, but a Ralph Lauren suit is forever. Especially this one that’s rendered in a classic wool-twill that can be worn year-round (but looks best during shoulder seasons). Hand-sewn with an eternally stylish trim—but not too skinny—fit, you’ll look back on old wedding photos decades from now and be proud to have worn this.

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Yes, Bonobos staked its claim in the aughts for its performance pants that make your butt look great, but did you know it also makes some insanely flattering jackets? Take this cooler-than-cool chino-colored suit, which comes with a bit of stretch to accentuate jacked chests, and to make it easier to move in. You know, in case you want to bust a move at the wedding reception.

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If you’re the type that doesn’t want to splurge on a wedding suit (and in this economy, we don’t blame you), we suggest forgoing suit rentals and owning one from SuitShop, a recently relaunched direct-to-consumer outfitter that ships quality formalwear quickly at a fraction of the price of your typical big box suit store. This dark red hue lets you tastefully stand out from the guest list, without forking over your entire paycheck.

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Destination weddings are pretty awesome—and, let’s face it, who doesn’t want to get away during these turbulent times?—but hours of travel can wreak havoc on your carry-on suit. Enter this one from Indochino, which is infused with nanomaterial technology and spandex to fight wrinkles and provide stretch, so you know it can hold up during transatlantic flights.

Ludlow Slim-fit Seersucker Pant

$128 AT J.CREW

If it’s not broken, why fix it? That’s been J.Crew’s approach to its menswear essentials, especially wedding attire. This summer-ready Ludlow suit hasn’t changed much since dropping in 2008. Its seersucker fabric still provides breathability and a continental vibe that make it at home for beachside weddings. Once nuptials season over, you can get plenty of mileage out of this suit. Wear the jacket separately with lightweight jeans or chinos for a dressed-up brunch during the dog days of summer.

Prince of Wales Checked Wool and Silk-Blend Trousers

$1,330 AT MR. PORTER

Nothing says you’ve arrived quire like a Prince of Whales ensemble, and this one from Tom Ford is the ultimate power suit. Checks line up to each seam to prove its impeccable craftsmanship, while padded shoulders give it sharp Wall Street vibes. If budget is not a factor for you, then you can’t go wrong with this one.

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ABC Classic-Fit Pant

$128 AT LULULEMON

Guys who show up to their day jobs in athleisure will find plenty to love abut Lululemon’s take on the summer suit. Its pants feature the brand’s marquee anti-ball-crushing technology to prevent swamp crotch, while the venture blazer feels like your favorite workout clothes, but still look dressed-up enough for backyard weddings or business casual functions.

Like bridesmaids, groomsmen have a tenuous line to walk between looking impeccable without upstaging the groom. Hugo Boss’ virgin wool two-piece checks both boxes easily, with a respectable micro-pattern that adds an interesting texture without drawing too much attention.