In conversations about style on screen, one name always
comes up more than any other: James Bond. The fictional intelligence officer is
famed for his flawless evening gown, effortless casual wear, and ruffled
bathing suits. His name is synonymous with black ties, fine watches, and
general goodness, and his status as a style icon is stitched into the very
fabric of men's fashion.
Every lover of masculine style has their favorite Bond era,
from Roger Moore's edgy version of 007 to classic Connery tailoring. But, for
us, it's bondholder Daniel Craig's wardrobe that really stands out. It is both
refined and relaxed, timeless and modern, and is home to some of the most
respected designers in menswear.
But what are these names? Here, we dive into Daniel Craig's
Bond wardrobe and reveal his favorite tags. From the modern tailoring offered
by Tom Ford to formal shoes by Crockett & Jones, these are today's 007
favorite brands.
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Tom ford
If there is one label that will be considered the one that
defined this era of Bond, it is Tom Ford. The American designer's sleek, modern
suits have become a Craig's Bond trademark, plus everything from sunglasses to
casual wear.
No Time To Decease will be the fourth film in a row in which
007 is dressed by Tom Ford, the famous designer who works closely with the
film's costume designer to create bespoke clothing for the man himself.
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Danner
Danner's boots have only appeared at Bond's feet once so
far, but they are expected to make another appearance in No Time to Die. Craig
wore the Oregonian Mountain Light II brand hiking boots in Austrian Alps scenes
in SPECTER and dons a pair of black Danner tactical boots in the upcoming
movie.
Danner has been making about of the best hiking, work, and
military boots in the game for just under 100 years, making them an obvious
choice for 007.
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Barbour
Bond wears outerwear from British country clothing brand
Barbour in two of Daniel Craig's films. At Skyfall, this takes the form of a
Beacon Heritage sports jacket from the Barbour To Ki To line, created by
Japanese designer Tokihito Yoshida. Bond can be seen in the jacket while he
films some Scottish scenes.
In No Time To Die, he dresses the Graham jacket in navy blue
waxed cotton from a collaboration between the Newcastle-based brand and
Engineered Garments.
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Orlebar Brown
Craig-era Bond is well known for his tight-fitting
swimsuits. Her Orlebar Brown board shorts may not be her most iconic pair (this
title is reserved for the famous side-striped La Perla that will stick in the
minds of anyone who has witnessed them for the rest of the time), but they are
our favorites. personal.
The exact typical is the Orlebar Brown Setter and they
can be seen in Bond in the hotel pool scene in Skyfall.
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Sunspel
British brand Sunspel is Bond's choice for essentials.
Whether it's a simple T-shirt, polo shirt, or long-sleeved shirt, if Daniel
Craig wears it on the set of a Bond movie, the chances are good.
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Crockett and Jones
Most of Bond's formal shoes are made by Crockett &
Jones, with the exception of the occasional pair from Church at Quantum of
Solace. When it derives to smart footwear, Bond has always favored his classic
Northamptonshire brands and Daniel Craig has kept this tradition alive.
No Time To Die will be no unlike either, as the brand has
provided a number of styles for Bond to wear on screen, including the Highbury
Derby shoe, which was already featured in Skyfall.
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N. Peal
John Smedley has always been Bond's knitwear brand of
choice, but Craig’s Bond has more of a soft spot for N. Peal. Pieces from the
British cashmere brand are seen in most of his films, although he briefly wears
a V-neck from Smedley in Skyfall.
The brand can be seen in Bond films dating back to From
Russia With Love, but Craig’s Bond uses it almost exclusively when it comes to
weaving.
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Globetrotter
From briefcases to weekend bags, if it's gear and Daniel
Craig's James Bond carries it, it's probably Globe-Trotter. The English variety
has been going strong since the 19th century and recently outfitted Bond with a
selection of hard luggage for the upcoming movie No Time To Die.
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Omega
With a long-standing relationship, Cr
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