INSPIRATION AND ADVICE

TRENDING: SAGE GREEN

By Sarah Waldron, 25 May 2026

Meet the colour you’ll be wearing all season – sage green. This muted shade pops up everywhere, from performance trainers to a full-blown all-sage suits. Maybe you’ve got an occasion coming up or some casual drinks in the calender. Maybe you’re just looking for a new ‘fit (because why not?). Whatever the justification, there's something sage for you.

WHY WE'RE LOVING SAGE GREEN RIGHT NOW

mr.criminel__de_la____sap01 sage green outfit | ASOS Style Feed

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Sage green consistently crops up all over the streets, runways and red carpets, solidifying its status as the It colour.If you're a colour-averse person, don't worry. Sage is so versatile, it's practically a neutral. Think of it like the blue in your jeans – wearable with anything, and it has a little more personality than other pale shades like white or cream. Sage is a cool and calm nature shade (there's a reason it's named after the herb) so it feels especially timeless. And not only is the hue super wearable, it’s ideal for dressing up or down. Don't believe us? See the proof below:

HOW WE'RE WEARING IT: SMART

veexeasy wearing sage green suit|ASOS Style Feed

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Adding a sage hue to a formal 'fit will step it firmly into SS26. Pair your greens with other earthy tones, like beige trainers or light-brown loafers. And don't forget that the suit has serious potential for mixing-and-matching at smart-casual events. We love a sage blazer with chino shorts, and a cream revere shirt would go perfectly with sage suit trousers. The darker your second colour, the higher the contrast will be – just look at how the chestnut tie and pocket square stand out on @veexeasy's double-breasted two-piece.

HOW WE'RE WEARING IT: CASUAL

robjagreen casual sage green|ASOS Style Feed

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CASUAL VIBES

Spring and summer are the perfect seasons for keeping your fit light and bright, so use sage green to act as a counterpoint for other pale colours – we like what @robjagreen's done by pulling a polo shirt over cream jeans. Don't be afraid to take it out of the neutral zone either. This 'fit would have a similar effect with pale-blue 90s skater jeans or faded denim jorts. – the combination of an almost-blue with a sage hue is unexpectedly harmonious. You can also subtly incorporate the colour in one of your regulation 'fits by wearing sage trainers or a sage-coloured cap.