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With a legacy spanning business, sports, and Hollywood, there’s no wonder why slipping on a pinstripe number feels like a power trip. Its subtle pattern and neutral coloring made it the material of choice for Victorian-era bankers and, later, for American baseball players. In the ’20s and ’30s, the suit was beloved by everyone from movie stars to jazz musicians and gangsters for its bold sophistication. This special textile, traditionally in wool, features vertical thin stripes and typically comes in colors like anthracite, navy, and grey. Pinstripe garments sit confidently between wardrobe staples and statement pieces—and that’s why they return to the forefront of fashion season after season. Discover the classics and fresh spins on the pinstripe tradition, below.
