Rare Rabbit suits and blazers for men give you tailored structure for the office, the boardroom, the weekend and the party. The collection has blazers that you wear on their own and suits that pair a jacket and trouser in the same fabric. Shop branded suits for men and smart blazers by category, occasion, fabric, pattern, collar, fit, colour and size, and find the right style in a few clicks.

Rare Rabbit is the menswear label of The House of Rare. Its tailoring covers linen blend blazers for warm days, polyester suits for daily office wear, velvet blazers for evening events and satin suits for celebrations. Use the filters on this page to narrow the range, or read on to choose the right blazer or suit.

Shop Suits and Blazers by Category

The collection has two categories: blazers and suits. Choose a blazer if you want a layer that works with the clothes you already own. Choose a suit if you want one coordinated look from top to bottom.

1.Blazers for Men

A blazer is a structured jacket that you wear with separate trousers, chinos or jeans. It adds shape to the shoulders and lifts even a simple outfit. Most of this collection is blazers, and they cover every occasion, from relaxed linen blend styles to plush velvet party jackets.

Wear a men's blazer over a formal shirt for meetings, over a crew neck tee for dinner, or over a knit on cooler evenings. Most blazers here have a single breasted button front and a lapel collar. Some styles have a mandarin collar or a spread collar instead of the classic lapel.

2.Suits for Men

A suit is a jacket and trouser cut from the same fabric and sold as a set. It gives you a clean, unbroken line and is still the standard for formal dress codes, interviews, client meetings and weddings.

Every suit for men in this collection comes as a jacket and trouser set. The range includes plain suits in classic shades, checked and striped suits, jacquard suits with a woven texture and satin suits with a rich sheen for evening events.

Blazer vs Suit: Which One Should You Buy?

Many shoppers search for a "blazer suit", a "blazer set for men" or a "blazer full suit". All three usually mean a suit, where the jacket and trouser match in fabric and colour. A blazer on its own does not come with trousers.

Use this quick guide to decide:

1. Buy a suit if you need a formal suit for office wear, interviews, client meetings, receptions or any event with a formal dress code.
2. Buy a blazer if you want a smart layer for casual Fridays, work trips, dinners, brunches and weekends.
3. Buy both if you want to cover every dress code. A navy or black suit handles formal days, and two or three blazers in different fabrics refresh your everyday looks.

A plain suit jacket in a dark shade can double as a blazer with contrast trousers or dark jeans. Patterned, satin and jacquard suit jackets look best with their own trousers.

Shop Suits and Blazers by Occasion

The Occasion filter splits the collection into four groups: casual, business, formal and party. Each occasion calls for a different fabric, finish and colour.

1.Casual Blazers and Suits

Casual is the largest group in the collection. These pieces keep the structure of tailoring but feel lighter and more relaxed.

Casual blazers for men come in linen blend, cotton, polyester and viscose. Linen blend and cotton blazers suit daytime events such as brunches, garden parties and beach weddings. Polyester blazers resist creases, so they handle frequent travel and long days. Viscose blazers feel light and drape smoothly for coffee meetings and relaxed evenings.

Casual suits for men come in softer fabrics such as satin and viscose with a tailored silhouette. Wear them with a crew neck tee or an open collar shirt for weekend socials, meet-and-greets and after-work events. Pair a casual blazer with casual shirts, T-shirts or polos for an easy smart casual look.

2.Business Blazers and Suits

Business pieces are made for the working week: client meetings, presentations, conferences and work travel.

Business blazers come in polyester and cotton. Polyester holds its shape through long days and outdoor meetings. Cotton feels soft and breathable and has a refined matte finish that stands out in a room full of formalwear.

Business suits come in polyester and viscose with a low-sheen finish and a tailored fit. Polyester business suits handle frequent wear and travel with ease. Viscose business suits feel lighter and drape smoothly, so you can wear them from the office to a client dinner or professional event. Complete the look with formal shirts, or explore the full workwear and business edit for trousers, belts and wallets.

3.Formal Suits and Blazers

Formal dress codes leave little room for experiment: interviews, board meetings, official functions and formal dinners.

Formal suits for men in this collection are made in polyester. The fabric resists creases and stays sharp through repeated wear, which makes it a good fit if you wear a suit several days a week.

Formal blazers come in polyester and cotton. Wear one over a crisp shirt with formal trousers to make office separates look more polished. For the most formal settings, stick to plain or subtle checked patterns in navy, black or grey.

4.Party Blazers and Suits

Party pieces bring texture, sheen and colour to your evening wardrobe.

Velvet blazers have a soft pile and a subtle shine that adds depth to evening outfits, and they come in rich shades. Polyester party blazers feel light and flexible for long nights out. Polyester blend party blazers include a double breasted style with buckle or gold button details for a bolder look.

Party suits come in polyester, satin and viscose. Satin suits have a high sheen for receptions, formal dinners and celebrations. Viscose suits drape fluidly and keep you comfortable at engagement parties and family functions. Polyester party suits work well for multi-day events and destination celebrations. For festive occasions that call for Indian tailoring, explore the bandhgala collection.

Choose the Right Fabric

Fabric decides how a blazer or suit looks and feels and how it holds up through the day. Use the Fabric filter to compare the options below.

1.Linen Blend

Linen blend is one of the most common fabrics in the blazer range. It feels light and breathable, so it suits summer, spring and humid weather. Wear linen blend blazers to daytime events and on relaxed office days. Expect a soft, natural texture and some light creases, which are part of the character of linen. Find more warm-weather pieces in the Rare Rabbit linen edit.

2.Polyester and Polyester Blend

You will find polyester in both blazers and suits. It holds its shape, resists creases and is easy to care for, so it suits daily office wear, work travel and long days. Polyester blend feels softer and is just as easy to care for. Choose polyester for your everyday formal suit or a travel blazer.

3.Cotton

Cotton blazers and suits feel soft and breathable and keep a clean, structured shape. Cotton works across seasons and fits business meetings and smart office looks.

4.Velvet

Velvet has a dense, soft pile with a natural sheen. It adds richness to evening and party outfits. Pair a velvet blazer with black trousers and a plain shirt or tee, and let the jacket lead the look.

5.Satin

Satin has a smooth surface and a high sheen. Rare Rabbit uses it for suits made for evening events, parties and celebrations. Keep accessories minimal so the fabric stands out.

6.Viscose and Rayon

Viscose and rayon feel light and smooth, with a fluid drape that moves with you. They suit warm evenings, dinner parties and professional events where you want to look sharp and stay comfortable.

Shop by Pattern, Collar and Closure

1.Patterns

Most pieces in the collection are plain, so they are the easiest to style and the most versatile for work. For more character, choose from these patterns:

1. Checked: Windowpane checks and houndstooth add interest to suits and blazers and still look right at the office.
2. Striped: Stripes create a long, lean line and give a suit a classic boardroom feel.
3. Jacquard: Woven patterns add texture and depth for parties and evening events.
4. Textured: Surface texture adds interest to a plain colour without a bold print.

2.Collar and Lapel Styles

Almost every blazer and suit here has a lapel collar. Notch lapels have a small V-shaped cut where the collar meets the lapel, and they suit business and everyday wear. Peak lapels have points that angle up towards the shoulders, so they look more formal and suit evening events. For a cleaner, modern line, look for the styles with a mandarin collar or a spread collar.

3.Closure

The Closure filter lets you choose between button, button and zip, and snap button styles. Most of the range has a single breasted button front, which works for every occasion. A double breasted party blazer is the bolder option.

Find Your Fit and Size

1.Fit

Nearly every piece in the collection has a tailored fit. A tailored fit follows the natural shape of your body, with a closer cut through the chest and waist for a sharp, structured silhouette. The Fit filter also lists slim, regular and relaxed options. All blazers and suits here have full sleeves.

Check these points when you try on a blazer or suit jacket:

1. The shoulder seam ends at the edge of your shoulder.
2. The front lies flat when you fasten the top button, with no pull across the chest.
3. The sleeve ends at the wrist bone and shows a little shirt cuff.
4. The jacket covers the seat of your trousers.

2.Size

Sizes run from S-38 to 3XL-48, and availability varies by style. Each product page lists the model's height, measurements and the size he wears, so you can compare them with your own. If you sit between two sizes, choose the larger one if you plan to wear the jacket over knits, or the smaller one for a closer fit.

Colours for Every Wardrobe

The Colour filter covers a wide range of shades. Black, navy and grey form the core of the collection and work for almost every formal and business setting.

1. Navy: A versatile choice for the office, interviews and weddings.
2. Black: Sharp and formal, and ideal for evening events, receptions and parties.
3. Grey: Calm and professional. It pairs well with white, blue and pink shirts.
4. Earth tones: Beige, olive, brown and khaki suit daytime events and relaxed office days.
5. Statement shades: Purple, teal, mustard, maroon, pink and red bring energy to party and festive looks.

If you plan to buy your first suit, start with navy or grey. Add a black suit and a few coloured blazers as your wardrobe grows.

How to Style Suits and Blazers

1.Office and Business

Pair a navy or grey suit with a white or light blue formal shirt, a leather belt and formal shoes. Add a tie for interviews and formal meetings.

2.Smart Casual

Wear a linen blend or cotton blazer over a crew neck tee or polo with chinos or jeans. Finish with loafers or clean sneakers.

3.Party and Evening

Let a velvet blazer or satin suit lead. Pair it with a black or white tee or a dark shirt and keep accessories simple.

4.Winter Layers

Wear a blazer over a fine sweater for warmth without bulk, and add a coat over your suit on cold days.

5.Accessories

A 100% silk pocket square adds colour to a plain suit or blazer. Match your belt to your shoes for a clean, finished look.

Premium Picks: The Guild Collection

The Guild collection brings together Rare Rabbit's premium business and party tailoring. Explore Guild blazers for sharp business and evening layers, and Guild suits for formal and party occasions. For refined workwear, browse Tailored by Rare.

To see the most premium pieces first, sort this page by Price: High to Low.

Suit Offers and Sale

Want to buy men's suits online on sale? Use the Discount filter on this page to view blazers and suits by discount band. For more reduced styles, visit the Rare Rabbit men's sale. Suit offers change through the season, so check back for the latest prices.

How to Buy Men's Suits Online at Rare Rabbit

1. Choose a category: blazer or suit.
2. Filter by occasion: casual, business, formal or party.
3. Pick a fabric that suits your climate and schedule.
4. Narrow the results by colour, pattern, collar and fit.
5. Select your size and check the model details on the product page.
6. Sort by New Arrivals, Best Seller or price to compare options.

Prefer to shop in person? Use the store locator to find a store near you.

Care Tips for Suits and Blazers

1. Hang each jacket on a wide, shaped hanger to protect the shoulders.
2. Rest a suit for a day between wears so the fabric recovers.
3. Brush off dust after each wear, especially on velvet.
4. Steam out light creases instead of pressing hard on the lapels.
5. Follow the care label on each piece for wash or dry clean instructions.
6. Store your suits in a breathable garment bag rather than a plastic cover.