Funeral

Respect, quietly dressed.

Dressing for a funeral is an act of respect: the aim is to be present for the family, not noticeable in the room. Dark, modest and quiet is right almost everywhere - though some services now ask for colour to celebrate a life, and that request should be honoured. When in doubt, choose the quieter option.

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How to get it right

  • Dark and modest is the default: black, charcoal or deep navy, with covered shoulders
  • If the family asks for colour or 'no black', honour it - their wishes outrank convention
  • Choose comfort you won't notice: services involve standing, sitting and travel between venues
  • Keep accessories and fragrance minimal - nothing that draws the eye or fills the room

Looks for this occasion

Navy tailored suit with white shirt and brown loafers - inspiration for FuneralThe safer direction

Respectful navy tailoring

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Black tailored jumpsuit with black sandals and clutch - inspiration for FuneralThe bolder direction

Quiet black tailoring

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