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Men's Burgundy & Maroon Blazers

Burgundy knows how to make an entrance without shouting.
From deep wine and oxblood to classic maroon, these are blazers built for weddings, dinners, parties and every occasion where navy feels a little too expected. Explore wool, velvet, linen and textured fabrics — custom made to your measurements and backed by Hangrr's 180-day Perfect Fit Guarantee.


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HOW TO WEAR IT

Burgundy Blazer Looks With Some Attitude

Black after dark. Cream for contrast. Gray when you want it sharp. See how burgundy and maroon shift from refined to bold depending on what you pair them with.

Know More

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Some colors quietly complete an outfit. Burgundy tends to become the outfit.

It has the richness of red without the volume, which is exactly why it works so well in menswear. Deep wine and oxblood feel sophisticated after dark. Classic maroon has a slightly warmer, more relaxed character. Lighter burgundy tones can even move into daytime weddings and smart-casual dressing.

Then there’s the fabric.

Smooth wool keeps burgundy sharp and polished. Velvet turns the dial up for evening. Linen and lighter blends make the color easier for warmer weather, while checks and textured weaves soften the statement.

Wear it with black when you want drama. Gray when you want restraint. Cream when you want the color to really come alive.

Burgundy or maroon — what's the difference?
They’re close, but not identical. Burgundy usually leans deeper and more wine-like, while maroon tends to feel warmer and slightly browner. In menswear, shoppers often use the two terms interchangeably.
What pants go with burgundy?
Black is the sharpest pairing, gray is the easiest, and cream or beige makes burgundy feel lighter. Navy can also work when the shades have enough contrast.
What shirt suits maroon blazers?
White is effortless. Pale pink, light blue and black also work well, while a fine knit or turtleneck gives maroon a cleaner, more contemporary feel.
Can men wear burgundy to weddings?
Absolutely. Burgundy is especially strong for fall, winter and evening weddings, while lighter maroon and wine tones can work beautifully for daytime celebrations too.
Is burgundy too bold for work?
Not necessarily. Choose a deeper, quieter burgundy in wool and pair it with charcoal, gray or navy trousers. It feels distinctive without becoming distracting.
Burgundy blazer with black pants?
One of the strongest combinations. Black grounds the color and makes burgundy feel richer, especially for dinners, parties and evening events.
Can maroon be smart casual?
Very easily. Pair a maroon blazer with chinos, dark denim or gray trousers and keep the shirt simple. The color adds interest without needing much else.
Burgundy or navy blazer?
Navy is more traditional and easier to disappear into. Burgundy has more personality and visual warmth. If you already own navy, burgundy is a very natural next move.
Does burgundy work in summer?
Yes, especially in linen and lighter fabrics. Pair it with cream, beige or white trousers and the color feels much lighter than it does in heavy winter wool.
What works in winter?
Deep burgundy, wine and maroon look especially good in wool, flannel, velvet and textured fabrics. The richer the fabric, the more depth the color develops.
Burgundy blazer or red blazer?
Burgundy is darker, deeper and easier to wear. Bright red makes a much louder statement, while burgundy sits closer to wine, oxblood and maroon.
Are Hangrr burgundy blazers customizable?
Yes. Choose your fabric, lapels, pockets, buttons, vents, lining and monogram. Every Hangrr burgundy or maroon blazer is custom made to your measurements.