Holiday Party Outfits for Men
The invite sets the dress code. You bring the personality. For casual Christmas get-togethers and laid-back New Year's Eve plans, build your look around a crisp collar, comfortable denim and fresh footwear. Explore Hibbett's picks below, with easy ways to put each piece together.
Men's Button-Down Shirts
Men's Crewneck Sweatshirts
Men's Jeans
Men's Casual Sneakers
Men's Boots
Holiday Party Outfits for Men
FAQs
Try a solid crewneck with dark Jeans and clean Sneakers, or wear a flannel over a plain tee for a more relaxed look. Add one festive color, such as red or green, and keep the remaining pieces neutral. Check the invitation first—casual gatherings and formal dinners call for different outfits.
Yes, if the venue and dress code allow casual footwear. A clean, low-profile pair of Sneakers in a neutral color can work with a collared top and neat, dark denim when Jeans are permitted. For cocktail attire, formal events or black-tie celebrations, follow the requested dress code instead.
Choose a crewneck with a shape that sits comfortably at your shoulders and waist. Pair it with dark Jeans and freshly cleaned footwear, and keep graphics minimal if you want a more understated look. Smooth out wrinkles and check your hems before heading out.
Black, white and gray create a simple base for an evening look. Bring in texture, a metallic footwear accent or a detailed top if you want more personality. One statement piece is usually enough; let the other pieces stay understated.
Choose Jeans with enough room at the leg opening to fall over your Boots without catching on the shaft. Straight and relaxed cuts often make this easier. Check the length while wearing your footwear: a little gathering can look intentional, but the hem shouldn't drag on the ground.
Use removable layers rather than relying on one heavy top. Wear a comfortable base under a flannel, then add outerwear for the trip. Once you're inside, remove a layer as needed. Choose footwear for the forecast, and check individual product details before relying on waterproofing or insulation.