Burgundy is the easiest way into colour in a suit, because it behaves like a dark neutral. This one is deep with a brown undertone, closer to red wine than to anything loud, and it sits comfortably beside white and light blue shirts, navy and grey knits, and black or brown shoes.
It is Strellson's Alzer jacket with the matching Melwin trousers, both cut slim, in a stretch wool blend with a fine, even surface. The jacket keeps the layout simple: two buttons, a notch lapel, flap pockets and a single welt pocket on the chest, with shaping seams through the body for a clean line. The trousers are flat front with a pressed crease, so the colour does the talking and the cut stays quiet.
Wear it as a full suit for dinners, weddings and anything that calls for a bit more than navy or charcoal. Or break it up: the jacket over grey trousers or dark denim, the trousers with a navy or charcoal knit. Strellson designs in Switzerland, and the proportions here are trim without being tight.