M's apartment black polo in "Casino Royale"
MrZareba
Krakow, PolandPosts: 1,775MI6 Agent
About 2 years ago I think there was a thread about the coat Craig was wearing in that scene. I can't find however a topic about the polo, someone mentioned that it was an Yves Saint Laurent. Does anybody know the brand? It doesn't seem to be Sunspel because it has 3 buttons, right?
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I've never heard that, old boy. I sometimes tuck polo's in to my trousers, especially my Sunspel as they're uncommonly long. At our country club (and most other golf courses that I've been to), they firmly advise that shirts are tucked in to promote their 'smart casual' look. I guess it depends on where you are or what you are doing.
Out of curiosity, does anyone else have an issue with the Sunspel's length?
There are indeed some that are meant to be tucked in, just like some button dress shirts are just so long they must get tucked in and can't be untucked for casual wear.
Generally, people untuck, but it is not possible or correct in all scenarios.
I can't see tucking them for casual wear without a specific reason. I'd use a longer polo if they had to be tucked for work,golf course, etc. Otherwise why not get them altered or find the right length polo for casual time? Looking cooler is worth the cost IMO.
Like I said, not all scenarios allow untucked. In a professional or less casual situation, it gets tucked in. Some shirts should not be worn untucked, so do not try wearing an extra long shirt for a casual night because it probably isn't meant for that. Just pick out an appropriate length shirt for casual scenarios.
I wasn't trying to suggest that you choose to tuck in for casual. If you leave work and you have a long polo on, it just may not be a good idea to untuck if the shirt isn't meant to be.
I get what you are saying though. If it can be untucked, it should be.
EDIT: Nevermind. Didn't read the post properly.
The Ralphies are easy to have tailored. I had mine done a while back, looks great now.
Cool - its still bizarre though as mine is really long at the back!
"I must be dreaming."
For an affordable alternative, you can find them in silk or merino from Brooks Brother,Polo, Jos. A Bank, and most
department stores.
One of the internal consistancy problems with the movie: most of the clothing (at least what Bond wears in Europe) hints at Fall or Spring, but when he looks at the security footage at the Ocean Club, the day is from July.
Great choice in the sub tropics as you head into this time of year.
Thing about a lot of hotels and restaurants is that the AC is often too cold for me. So these work.
http://screenmusings.org/CasinoRoyale/pages/CR_0305.htm
http://screenmusings.org/CasinoRoyale/pages/CR_0311.htm
http://screenmusings.org/CasinoRoyale/pages/CR_0313.htm
For reference, my friends.
Bond on a Budget
You can't go wrong with something from Sunspel or John Smedley.