Ok I emailed Kevin and he has my size he says. However, this is 450 dollars here, sending it direct! Is there a page where it has his credentials or anything?
As it happens, Turnbull and Asser did all the formal shirts in the film - the blue one he wears included (if you want one, ring the London store and ask: they measured Craig, so they know exactly what shirt it is). As for the ties, Ted Baker did them - again, ask Turnbull and Asser! The other shirts are about $220, I would say - but then again, they are Sea Island cotton...!
Asp9mmOver the Hills and Far Away.Posts: 7,535MI6 Agent
Ted Baker!!! say it's not true, that is so un- Bond.
It may not be Bond, I'm afraid, but it is Craig - he picked them out himself! (as he did with the Perla swimwear, I believe)
If you're interested, I think the ties were called 'Oshac' and 'Sabal'...
Asp9mmOver the Hills and Far Away.Posts: 7,535MI6 Agent
According to Turnbill and Asser, Ted Baker did all the ties. T&A only did the bow tie. So I guess that would be the tie Bond is wearing before he changes into the dinner jacket, as well as the one he is wearing at the end of the movie (though I think they're the same?)
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Interesting about the Ted Baker ties - the Sabal certainly seems to be a match; but I can't see any scenes where Craig might have worn the Oshac and the other ties (red/pattern worn on the train and at the hotel, blue weave/subtle pattern worn during the final scenes) don't seem to be shown on the site. It's possible they were discontinued, but it's also possible they were bought from other sources. I always like to see some concrete proof of a supplier, something direct from the firm concerned; Ted Baker looks a likely source (for some of the other clothing too) but someone at T&A making the link is still only hearsay.
I wouldn't go quite so far as to call it hearsay when the guy who told me would have measured Craig himself...
You're right about the discontinued bit, though -I think, given that we're now two seasons away from when the film was shot, it's unlikely that many ties will have survived so long!
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I appreciate that T&A did the shirts and bow tie, and that the chap who measured you measured Craig - nothing I'd debate there.
Just questioning the fact that we only have a guy at T&A claiming that the other items were by Ted Baker. Yes, one of the ties looks like a match, but I'd like to know for sure and have it confirmed by someone who actually works for Baker or by someone who is able to show matching items from the Baker range.
Hmm, yes, I was quite keen to get some confirmation from Ted Baker, too - although when I asked, noone there seemed to know hardly anything (perhaps not surprising if the ties were Craig's personal choice, rather than Hemming-designed or selected). The Oshac tie aside, I remember them telling me about the Sabal tie, which I think was used for the Persol photo-op pic. Does anyone have a close-up, or a wider shot of that pose? I must admit, from a distance, they would seem to match up!
The Ted Baker Sabal tie was in the "Bronze" color, right? Also, was it ever clarified as to who made the shirts? I know that T&A made the formal shirt and bow tie. And that Sunspel made that polo, underwear, tshirts, and pullover. But was it verified whether or not Ted Baker made the shirts that Bond wore with his suits? Some said that Ted Baker made them, others say T&A, and others say Brioni. So... clarification?
The Ted Baker Sabal tie was in the "Bronze" color, right? Also, was it ever clarified as to who made the shirts? I know that T&A made the formal shirt and bow tie. And that Sunspel made that polo, underwear, tshirts, and pullover. But was it verified whether or not Ted Baker made the shirts that Bond wore with his suits? Some said that Ted Baker made them, others say T&A, and others say Brioni. So... clarification?
Well, if it is a Ted Baker Sabal tie, then I doubts its in any of the colours in the current Baker range on their website, including Bronze.
The tie its supposed to be in the movie seems to be blue and in last seasons range, Ted Baker did have a Sabal in blue.
Just my opinion, but I do think the CR tie is blue rather than bronze - though I'd be happy to be corrected by anyone with accurate info.
Looks a little too pale blue on the website, but I suppose I'll be pressing my nose to the TV screen checking the DVD later...
The peron, though, who tipped Baker's as tie maker was emphasising the Sabal and that did come in more similar blue(to the DVD from my recollection) than the Basset.
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Looks good without double checking the DVD. Another excuse to watch it again {[]
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If you're interested, I think the ties were called 'Oshac' and 'Sabal'...
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What's so bad about Ted Baker?
You're right about the discontinued bit, though -I think, given that we're now two seasons away from when the film was shot, it's unlikely that many ties will have survived so long!
Just questioning the fact that we only have a guy at T&A claiming that the other items were by Ted Baker. Yes, one of the ties looks like a match, but I'd like to know for sure and have it confirmed by someone who actually works for Baker or by someone who is able to show matching items from the Baker range.
Well, if it is a Ted Baker Sabal tie, then I doubts its in any of the colours in the current Baker range on their website, including Bronze.
The tie its supposed to be in the movie seems to be blue and in last seasons range, Ted Baker did have a Sabal in blue.
Just my opinion, but I do think the CR tie is blue rather than bronze - though I'd be happy to be corrected by anyone with accurate info.
http://www.tedbaker.com/shop.do?cID=570&pID=2380
Looks a little too pale blue on the website, but I suppose I'll be pressing my nose to the TV screen checking the DVD later...
The peron, though, who tipped Baker's as tie maker was emphasising the Sabal and that did come in more similar blue(to the DVD from my recollection) than the Basset.