QoS Suits

I know that they are by Tom Ford but would like to get an idea of color, cut and style.

The only information I have are as follows:

1. Charcoal 2-button suit double-vented, cuffed pants.
2. Black 2-button suit, cuffed flat front pants.
3. Black shawl collar 1-button tux.

Anyone able to add, subtract or correct, I would appreciate it.

Comments

  • InkedInked Posts: 61MI6 Agent
    I believe the Tux is actually a very dark midnight blue
  • eyehateusernameseyehateusernames Posts: 28MI6 Agent
    yes, midnight blue tux
  • cpoulos62cpoulos62 Station UPosts: 451MI6 Agent
    It appears per Duncan's article that the suits are custome and worn without belts.

    "The suits were made from a rare fabric, similar to what was used for Sean Connerys suits in the sixties. Hard to find and very expensive. The shirts *may* be already available, but the screen used ones would have been tailored to Daniels specs."


    "The suits were worn without a belt and used side adjusters."

    I for one prefer a belt.
  • LOO7K OUTLOO7K OUT United KingdomPosts: 474MI6 Agent
    cpoulos62 wrote:
    It appears per Duncan's article that the suits are custome and worn without belts.

    "The suits were made from a rare fabric, similar to what was used for Sean Connerys suits in the sixties. Hard to find and very expensive. The shirts *may* be already available, but the screen used ones would have been tailored to Daniels specs."


    "The suits were worn without a belt and used side adjusters."

    I for one prefer a belt.

    I think the thing with the screen worn suits are that the cut is sharp as a knife. Compare the Brioni blue pin stripe from Casino Royale compared to the Tom Ford version seen in the first part of QoS. A belt may ruin the appearance under the jacket.

    A belt definately looks better, I agree 100% as trousers look odd sometimes without one. But if the jacket doesn't come off, then side adjusters are the way to go. Especially with a suit as fitted as this.

    Duncan
  • cpoulos62cpoulos62 Station UPosts: 451MI6 Agent
    LOO7K OUT wrote:
    cpoulos62 wrote:
    It appears per Duncan's article that the suits are custome and worn without belts.

    "The suits were made from a rare fabric, similar to what was used for Sean Connerys suits in the sixties. Hard to find and very expensive. The shirts *may* be already available, but the screen used ones would have been tailored to Daniels specs."


    "The suits were worn without a belt and used side adjusters."

    I for one prefer a belt.

    I think the thing with the screen worn suits are that the cut is sharp as a knife. Compare the Brioni blue pin stripe from Casino Royale compared to the Tom Ford version seen in the first part of QoS. A belt may ruin the appearance under the jacket.

    A belt definately looks better, I agree 100% as trousers look odd sometimes without one. But if the jacket doesn't come off, then side adjusters are the way to go. Especially with a suit as fitted as this.

    Duncan

    Duncan, what do you mean by "the cut is sharp as a knife"? I do not understand that term.

    Thanks
  • LOO7K OUTLOO7K OUT United KingdomPosts: 474MI6 Agent
    No probs.

    What I mean by this is that they are really fitted suits as opposed to perhaps the slightly more relaxed style of Brioni.

    Duncan
  • quantam1quantam1 Posts: 40MI6 Agent
    edited October 2008
    Baron Boutique has a replica suit from QoS. Includes suit, shirt, and tie for $399. I have the three piece suit they make and its terrific; thier replicas are great.

    here's the link
    http://www.baronboutique.com/movie_replica_2.htm
  • 00730073 COPPosts: 1,067MI6 Agent
    cpoulos62 wrote:
    "The suits were worn without a belt and used side adjusters."

    I for one prefer a belt.

    Yeah, besides how the h**l does he carry his iwb holster and what ever side arm he's chosen?
    "I mean, she almost kills bond...with her ass."
    -Mr Arlington Beech
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