In 1971, Sean Connery made a comeback as 007 in 'Diamonds Are Forever'. Anthony Sinclair also returned to tailor his clothes, and was tasked with creating an outfit that would be suitable for the heat of the Las Vegas desert.
A solid cream linen was selected. The classic Conduit Cut suit looks as good today as it did 50 years... but the pink neckwear has been described by some commentators as, "Shocking. Positively shocking".
The suit, and the tie, have been recreated by Anthony Sinclair as part of a 60-piece collection to celebrate six decades of Bond style.
This product is made-to-order. Please do not hesitate to Contact Us should you require further information.
The suit may also be reproduced to customer's personal styling requirements as three-piece or two-piece in a wide variety of cloth options.
Fabric: Cream, 10oz (310gm), 100% Linen by Holland & Sherry
Jacket Style: Single breasted - two button, Notch lapel, Patch pockets, Out breast patch pocket, Side vents, Four button cuffs, Natural shoulder, Roped sleevehead, Half-lined
Trouser Style: Flat front, Button fly, DAKS tab & button side adjusters, Braces buttons, Straight side pockets, One right hip pockets, Fob pocket, Plain bottoms, Unlined
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