Live and Let Die: Roger Moore’s Chesterfield Coat

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• Donald Grant U.S.A.Posts: 2,251Quartermasters

  May 2010

  Chesterfields are not hard to find. I had a single breasted herringbone version that I wore to death as a young man and often paired it with black driving gloves. If you want that specific cut or material you might have to have one custom made. I always liked the one Connery wore in the begining of Dr. No. It was a navy blue single breasted affair with a blue velvet collar made by Anthony Sinclair. It was featured in the Christie's Bond auction catalog some years ago.
  
  DG

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• Ced FrancePosts: 43MI6 Agent

  May 2010

  Thank You Donald
  I'm new here.Do You know some tailors on ajb007? ;0) thanks a lot for your reply post
• Dmitri Mishkin Kansas CityPosts: 334MI6 Agent

  May 2010

  A lot of the ones I've found on the internet are over $500.
  
  This TM Lewin Charcoal Chesterfield Coat - 24212 is £180.00 but it isn't double breasted and is minus the velvet collar.
  
  
  
  http://www.tmlewin.co.uk/product.aspx/Men/MenswearCasualwearCoatsJackets!24212
  
  Here are the pricier versions I've found:
  
  Crombie Retro Coat £675.00 crombie.co.uk
  
  
  
  
  Jos. A. Bank Wool Herringbone Topcoat With Velvet Collar $695.00 josbank.com
  
  

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