Anthony Sinclair Hacking Jacket & Cavalry Twill Trousers

James Bond (Sean Connery) wears an Anthony Sinclair Barleycorn tweed hacking jacket with Cavalry Twill Trousers in Goldfinger (1964) during the famous car chase in the Swiss mountains.

Bond changes into this outfit after playing Auric Goldfinger at Stoke Park Golf Club (during the game he wears a Slazenger golf jumper).

This is the outfit worn by Bond when he is seen driving his Aston Martin DB5 for the first time. Bond goes after Auric Goldfinger who is driven by Oddjob in the yellow Rolls-Royce Phantom III. He still wears the outfit when he meets Tilly Masterson and later when he spies on Goldfinger's factory.

Barleycorn Tweed Jacket

The single breasted jacket, made from 75% Lambswool and 25% Angora, features two button, slanted side pockets, an outside ticket pocket, out breast welt pocket, centre vent in the back and four-button cuffs.

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Cavalry Twill Trousers

The cavalry twill trousers are cut by Anthony Sinclair, the tailor that dressed Sean Connery in his first Bond films.

The trousers feature a flat front, zip fly, DAKS tab & button side adjusters, braces buttons, frogmouth pockets and two hip pockets.

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The jacket and trousers were also worn by Sean Connery in the next James Bond film Thunderball (1965) and in the 1964 crime thriller Woman of Straw in which he starred with Gina Lollobrigida.

Complete the look

In the Goldfinger scenes, the outfit is matched with a brown knitted tie, white ecru shirt with double cuffs and a pair of rose gold cufflinks.

Deakin & Francis Cufflinks

The Deakin & Francis Rose Gold-Plated Sterling Silver cufflinks are the result of an exclusive collaboration between Bond tailor Anthony Sinclair and celebrated British jewellers Deakin & Francis.

The design is inspired by those worn by Sean Connery as 007 in Dr No and Goldfinger.

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Mid Brown Knitted Necktie

The knitted necktie is an essential piece of any gentleman's wardrobe.

Traditionally wore casually with tweeds and other textured cloth, the knit was famously adopted by Sean Connery in the early Bond films and paired with formal suits by Anthony Sinclair.

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