Amalgam Collection occupies a unique place in the history of fine car models, fashioning unrivalled examples of the world’s most iconic and luxurious cars.

Legendary British tailor Anthony Sinclair created a pared-down style, known as the "Conduit Cut", which was famously adopted by Sean Connery for his role as James Bond. 

Founded in 1968, RS Williams has become one of the world’s leading Aston Martin specialists with vast experience in servicing, fabrications, engineering and race preparation.

Arterton have rapidly achieved a reputation for supplying the finest hangers, garment bags, shoe care and wardrobe care products, to both private clients and Savile Row tailors.

Bellerby & Co is a London-based artisan globemaker, renowned for crafting exquisite, hand-painted globes. Each piece is meticulously detailed, reflecting a dedication to craftsmanship and geographic accuracy.

Using traditional skills and materials, Bennett Winch engineers men's luggage and accessories tailored to a contemporary world, designed for discerning minimalists who seek to own fewer, better things.

During the mid-20th century, BSA became one of the largest motorcycle manufacturers in the world. Iconic models like the BSA Gold Star and the BSA Bantam earned a reputation for their engineering excellence and racing success.

For over 50 years now, Cutler & Gross have been at the forefront of optical design - as trailblazers, disrupters and pioneers - making the brand a natural partner for the Kingsman movie series.

John Dent established his business in 1777 to manufacture fine leather gloves. The company continues to produce the quality appreciated by a legion of followers – including 007 who famously wore their gloves in Skyfall & SPECTRE.

Derek Rose has remained worldwide leader in the luxury nightwear and loungewear industry since it first began in 1926. Not surprising given they have supplied royalty, film stars and music legends across the globe.

English optician, Edward Scarlett, opened his eponymous store in Dean St., Soho in 1705, and invented the contemporary spectacle frame in 1727. It remains the world's oldest optical brand.

Garage Deluxe are passionate about cars and about creating the best possible environment for your collection, with an aim to make the whole process rewarding, fun and enjoyable.

George Cleverley was born in 1898 and became the most celebrated shoemaker in London, handcrafting bespoke footwear for world leaders, knights of the realm, and Hollywood movie stars.

Manufacturing the finest knitwear in Derbyshire since 1784, each iconic piece is handcrafted in England keeping to the high quality that is intrinsic with every Smedley product.

Founded in 1919 by brothers Sidney and Percy Kirk, the family continue to be pioneers in optics, developing products that are truly unique and distinctive, gathering awards and plaudits from the industry and consumers throughout the world.

Established in 1970, the Linda Farrow brand of luxury eyewear rose quickly to acclaim, producing collection after cutting-edge collection, her finger always on the pulse of the times. 

Since 1905, Motoluxe has focused on delivering products that are practical and durable, whilst being extremely stylish and beautifully made. The company's products have always been perfect for travel, as clearly defined in the brand's 1920s slogan: "Motoluxe for comfort, on land, in the air, or at sea".

Mr Fish opened his eponymous Mayfair boutique in 1966, from where he led the Peacock Revolution, creating both the kipper tie and the man-dress - famously worn by David Bowie and Mick Jagger.

The Mutt founders spent over 15 hundreds of custom bikes. Having handled everything from 1920's Indian cut downs, to Harley Knuckles and Panheads, allowed them to look at small cc motorcycles in a completely new light.

Established in 1926, Oliver Goldsmith designs some of the world's most beautiful eyewear, whilst continuing to produce iconic styles that have been worn by luminaries such as Michael Caine and Audrey Hepburn.

Otway & Orford's unique silk pocket squares bring a touch of style, a pop of colour and the perfect finishing touch to any jacket or suit, whether formal or more casual.

Founded in 1903, Pope & Bradley soon became one of the most prominent and influential tailoring houses in London. Forever at the forefront of fashion, the founder's philosophy was always to advise and dress "The Man of To-Day".

Sanders & Sanders was established in 1873 and continues to make fine shoes and boots in the same Northamptonshire factory, including the classic “Playboy” chukka boot worn by Steve McQueen and Daniel Craig’s James Bond.

Sonic Editions have been providing affordable access to limited edition, high quality fine art photography prints for over 10 years, working with some of the greatest photographers and picture archives around the world, as well as new up-and-coming photographers.

With seven yacht ranges, they offer the most diverse product portfolio in the world. Each with its own personality, their yachts are engineered with the owner in mind and standing at the helm.

Sunspel was founded in 1860 by Thomas A Hill. His revolutionary idea to make simple, everyday clothing from beautiful fabrics soon established Sunspel as a pioneer in British craftsmanship, and a 007 brand choice for Casino Royale and SPECTRE.

Ace Classics have a passion for Classic Triumph motorcycles, and have crafted several Steve McQueen replica bikes, including the 1964 TR6 ISDT that McQueen rode for Team USA.

With an unparalleled history of legends, from category defining motorcycles to racing icons, Triumph is one of the world's most well known and loved motorcycle brands.