James Bond (Sean Connery) wears a navy Fred Perry shirt with white embroidered Fred Perry laurel logo in the movie Thunderball (1965). Bond wears the shirt together with white Jantzen shorts.

The shorts worn by James Bond (Daniel Craig) in the film SkyFall have been identified by Forum member sruzgar and confirmed by one of our sources as Orlebar Brown Setter Sky swimming shorts.

In the 2012 film SkyFall, James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears a black John Smedley Bobby v-neck pullover in Shanghai. The sweater can be seen in the Shanghai bar.

In the movie SkyFall, Bond (Daniel Craig) wears a trim and short Billy Reid navy peacoat in Shanghai.

Billy Reid supplied twenty coats for the Bond 23 Production: 5 large and 15 medium. The mediums were used for "hero" shots and the larges for movement and stunt work. Eventually Daniel Craig himself ordered a personal coat in a size large.

In the movie SkyFall (2012), James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears a blue N.Peal cashmere sweater under his Barbour jacket in the Scotland scenes.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears a brown Levi’s® Vintage Clothing 1930s Leather Jacket in the movie SkyFall. Bond wears the jacket when he has a more rugged look (stubble beard, casual wear).

In the movie SkyFall, James Bond wears an Army physical training corps PTI training jacket with an SIS insignia under the left chest pocket. The jacket can be spotted in the teaser trailer during the interrogation scene and in the other trailers in the shooting range scene. It is not known which company made the jacket, or if it was made or adjusted by the costume designer.

In the formal situations in Quantum of Solace, Daniel Craig sports the Church Philip in Black Calf, full leather with Oak bark soles. Bond wears the shoes at Greene's party in Bolivia, and in the following scenes, where Bond and Camille fly over the desert and their airplane is shot down. Bond wears a Tom Ford suit, and Camille wears a black Prada dress.

In the Turkey actions scenes in SkyFall (2012), James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears Crockett & Jones Tetbury chukka boots. The shoes are also worn in the Shanghai scenes. The Tetbury shoes worn by Bond are made from the finest antique nubuck with Dainite rubber soles. The Tetbury is also available in dark brown, or in brown or black suede.

In the London scenes of SkyFall (2012), James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears Crockett & Jones Highbury shoes. The Highbury model is a plain fronted three eyelet derby shoe made from the finest calf leather and features single Dainite rubber soles.

Daniel Craig wears a pair of black John Lobb Luffield shoes in the movie Casino Royale, during the scenes in the casino. The tuxedo is by Brioni, the shirt and bow tie by Turnbull & Asser, the cufflinks by S.T. Dupont and the watch by Omega.

The shoes that Bond wears during the Casino Royale Venice scene, seem to be a pair of Nike Air Articulate II. Another hard to find item, as these were already out of production at the time of the release of the film.

In the movie Licence To Kill (1989), actor Timothy Dalton wears a dove grey felt top hat with black ribbon band from Lock & Co Hatters. Bond is seen holding the hat on the way to Felix Leiter's wedding and then later in the helicopter, before the hat is shot with a bullet.

Turnbull & Asser, the world renowned Jermyn Street shirt maker, launched a "Limited Collection" Shirt and Bow Tie combination which features in the film Casino Royale.

In the movie Die Another Day (2002), James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) wears Turnbull & Asser Grey Tie with Blue Circle Motifs.

Brioni suits are worn by Pierce Brosnan in all of his Bond movies and by Daniel Craig in Casino Royale. Brioni, a famous Italian bespoke house, was introduced to Bond by costume designer Lindy Hemming in the movie GoldenEye.

Tailor Anthony Sinclair provided the suits for Sean Connery in the first Bond movies Dr. No, From Russia With Love, Goldfinger (including the famous three-piece suit), You Only Live Twice and Diamonds Are Forever.

James Bond (played by Daniel Craig) is wearing a black leather Prada belt in the movie Quantum of Solace.

The original leather jacket, as worn by Pierce Brosnan in Tomorrow Never Dies, was created by Angels & Bermans. That company was also responsible for the production of a jacket in GoldenEye.

In the 2002 movie Die Another Day, Pierce Brosnan as James Bond, wears a number of products from Scottish firm Ballantyne Cashmere. He stays warm in Graves' ice palace thanks to his chunky charcoal grey turtleneck sweater (and some action and hot girls as well).