The Hottest Spring 2025 Fashion Trends for Guys

We're counting down the days until we can officially call it spring, eagerly anticipating blooming flowers, sunshiney warmth and the season's latest fashion trends to be in full swing.

That, of course, includes great looks for guys. Whether you're a man yourself looking for some style tips or are just someone who admires men's fashion, spring 2025's styles are worth a peek. Below, we've shared some of the hottest trends we'll be seeing on guys all spring long.

Mixed and Matched Stripes

A sleek stripe will probably never go out of style, but men can push the trend even further these spring by mixing and matching the pattern from head to toe. This can mean pairing unusual colors,  thicknesses and patterns of stripes to create truly daring and unique looks. You don't have to play it safe when it comes to stripes—but that's also allowed if you'd prefer not to push those boundaries. After all, the best time to wear a striped sweater is anytime.

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Also read about: 10 Bold Insta Captions for Every Photo of You Wearing Stripes

 

Buttery Yellows

Timothée Chalamet's butter yellow suit at the Oscars this year turned a lot of heads, and we're preparing for every imaginable shade of yellow to take center stage this spring. Of course, yellow isn't exclusively suited to formal attire, also being perfect for hoodies and tees, as well as accessories from scarves to beanies. We do love soft yet saturated yellows, like Timothée's, but we think bold mustards, vibrant lemons and orangey sunflower hues will be just as hot.

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Soft Earth Tones

For guys who don't love brighter colors, we recommend trying out the soft earth tone trend. It includes neutral beiges and soft browns that conjure up images of fresh and fertile soil, making them springy without too much color—and without screaming fall. These hues are great for creating looks that are understated and less traditional, yet still functional, fashionable and super versatile.

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Skull Cap Beanies

Beanies with brims have been in vogue for so long that we're thrilled to see the skull cap finally have its moment. These beanies don't feature cups and fit closer to the head, making for a simpler silhouette. You can definitely keep your head warm without lots of extra frills, yet without sacrificing personality via colors, patterns and other embellishments.

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Flight Jackets

Flight jackets have a unique look that's timeless and retro all at once, and who doesn't look cool dressed like a pilot? Expect classic styles, consisting of leather jackets with shearling lining at the collar and cuffs, but with sleeker and more modern silhouettes. These jackets are typically short so they don't prohibit movement, making them practical for more active lifestyles. They'll also keep you extra warm in case the winter chill decides to stick around further into March.

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Checkered Coats

We can't get enough of checkered outwear and the way it can add dimension to any outfit. Depending on the style—whether gingham, tartan or a simple windowpane check—and the colors within, you can either go for a bold statement piece or a subtle yet fashionable addition to your ensemble. Depending on your choices, they can be a bold reflection of your personality. We're looking forward to seeing these coats everywhere this spring.

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Also read about: 12 Stylish Instagram Captions for Every Photo Wearing Denim

 

Dark Denim

Denim will never go out of style, and while recent years have seen light washes take the spotlight, this spring is all about bold and dark denim looks. The very first jeans were dyed with indigo, and we adore the raw, deep blue color of indigo jeans. The color makes for a clean and crisp look, whether worn on a jacket or pants, and accentuating the brighter or lighter pieces you might pair with them.

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Flared Jeans

We might have Kendrick Lamar to thank for the fact that the bootcut denim look is back and bigger than ever. These jeans are more fitted from the waist to the thigh and flared past the knee, adding some extra swagger to your casual look and making them great for warmer weather. They're also on our women's trends lists for this spring, because we're legitimately seeing the look everywhere, and we think it'll probably stick around through the end of 2025.

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