Green pants look great with neutrals, yellows, and blues. Olive chinos can be paired with a navy shirt with a button-up collar and white dress sneakers. Or, olive dress pants can be paired with a crisp Oxford shirt in white and dark brown loafers.

This is particularly true for green trousers. Trousers are often used as neutral anchors because they take up a lot of space on the body.

Green is often thought to be too daring or difficult to match with other colors. This is not true.

Green pants are not only easy to style but also have a lot of power. Green pants can be bold and flattering or unique but still understated.

Why should you wear green pants

Dark green pants combine a neutral and distinct style.

You won’t be the first man to wear the color, but you will likely be among the few. They are a great way to add a little flair to any outfit.

Two reasons make it easy to combine dark greens.

When you wear any color from the wheel, you usually pair it with neutrals such as gray, black, and white or with complementary colors. The green color is special because it is the only one that doesn’t follow the second rule. Red and green are too festive to wear in the office.

You’ll pair green clothing with colors from the left and the right of the color wheel. That means yellow and blue. Men’s basic clothing is dominated by these colors: brown shoes, navy suits and jackets, camel jackets, as well as blue and yellow club ties. Dark green trousers will not disrupt your wardrobe.

Second, green is neutral and common in nature. It’s also used in camouflage. It’s paired with many shades and tones.

Olive Green Pants – Our Favorite Green Pants Colour

Olive is a great and versatile shade of green. It is a cool shade with warm undertones that goes well with many tints.

The rich, earthy color of olive green pants is best worn in the fall and winter because it gives off a warm and cozy feeling. You can style them properly and wear them throughout the year.

Olive is the color of choice for all styles. Dark suits are timeless yet unique and not outlandish. Pair olive chinos or jeans with a cardigan to create a casual academic look. Wear any olive trousers with a fitted shirt to elevate the silhouette.

Shirts

Wearing a grey henley shirt with green chinos is just as subtle and casual as wearing the same top with blue jeans. Wearing a grey shirt and green chinos is just as relaxed as the same top worn with jeans. It’s just as simple and exciting. Dark green trousers paired with a white shirt are also perfectly professional but only slightly noticeable.

This is great for academic outfits and outdoorsy styles. It’s perfect for outdoor types and academic attire. You can pair green trousers with a tan shirt and jacket or olive jeans and brown flannel.

Dark green pants are made elegant with subtle shades of honey, champagne, and other colors. The combination of a champagne button-down shirt, olive pants, and a brown leather belt will make you look great at a wedding.

Green and blue are also great colors to match. Blue tops will highlight the cooler tones of your olive trousers. The trousers can be worn with a vibrant ultramarine shirt.

Blue jeans and a green utility shirt with military inspiration are a classic casual combo. Change the color scheme by wearing dark olive or chinos and a navy utility t-shirt. The look is different enough to make it fashionable but also familiar enough for any man to pull off.

Finish the look off with a pair of tortoiseshell shades, such as the Resort Co. Riviera. The browns and yellows are a natural contrast to the green base of pants.

Shoes

Olive pants go well with dark brown Chelsea Boots or gray suede dress shoes like the Oliver Cabell low 1s.

The most stylish footwear is made up of yellow and blue shades. Two excellent combinations are blue sneakers with dark green jeans or olive leather dress shoes.

Avoid wearing green pants with shoes that feature bright primary orange or red as their dominant color. It’s best to avoid red Converses and orange Nike Dunks. The Clae Malone Whites, for instance, would look great with a splash of wheat.

Avoid red tones if you prefer colorful dress shoes. The crimson monks look great with gray pants and a tie in red, but they would be too loud with green trousers. The tan Norwegian shoe shown below is a great option.

When should you not wear olive green pants

Never wear red with green or any other color in the family of red. Pink, magenta, and salmon are all included. Avoid colors that are close to red in the color wheel. The only time you should wear true orange with green on St. Patrick’s Day is on St. Patrick’s Day. The same goes for primary red and green on holiday sweaters.

The combination of bright purple and green pants is too daring. The combination looks too much like The Joker. Wear dark purple pants, such as royal red, with olive green pants.

Moc Toes Cable Knit Sweater

This look is perfect for the transition from fall to winter. The gray sweater with chinos is a perfect match and draws the eye to the mocs in tan.

Grey is a neutral color, so he can wear dark green pants with blue socks and not look too out of place.

T-Shirt with Tan Suede Biker Jacket

This outfit strikes the perfect balance between dynamic lines and delicate colors. Tan suede, like his green jeans, is a surprising, yet not eccentric, choice for a motorcycle jacket.

It’s because they go so well together. The subtle necklace, aviator glasses, and stainless-steel watch are all highlights of his accessorizing.

Casual Blue Layers

This combination of formal and sportswear is versatile and comfortable. The sweater’s thin stripes are a creative use of blue.

Flight jackets are not only cool, well-structured outer layers but also offer the option to color block.