Brioni Suits

Every one of my suits is a Brioni. The quality is impecable, and i would recommend them to those who need a hard wearing suit. Mine have even surrvived multiple skydives or even once jumping from a car at one hundred and thirty miles per hour.

Actually Bond quotes Savile Row as his tailor in FRWL and Anthony Sinclair created the conduit suit for Connery although he was not directly on the Row. Authentic Bond would have his suit made "Bespoke" on the Row. TnA doing the shirts and tie. Lobb bespoking the shoes also. Church's are actually of poor quality.

While it it true that Connery quotes his tailor as being on Savile Row, the Brosnan Bond quite obviously uses Brioni. Further, upon inspection in the more recent Bond's, most particularly Casino Royale, the Brioni label can be seen inside the suit jacket, the dinner jacket, etc.

This is not necessarily bad. It just goes to product placement, and Brioni's efforts to ensure it's place at the top of the 'mass' produced, high-end tailored goods market (although I'm a bit bias towards Kiton!)

quoting Sir WS: "Always go for English leather shoes, and never italian, with the exception of Berluti."

*ahem*, Berluti is French, not Italian.

Brioni suits are of impecable quality. I have survived unscathed numerous assasination attempts even without body armor. Probably the most amazing feat was against my buddy in facility. We were trading gunshots from a variety of power weapons; the Brioni suit did not show one sign of sweat from my body. By far the best video gaming attire. A++

Always be careful not to be involved in the hype when it comes to selecting something. Brioni does make fantastic garments. So does Oxxford, Gieves and Hawkes and others. As for the shoes, church shoes are incredible. Always go for English leather shoes, and never italian, with the exception of Berluti. As for the shirts, ,any of mine are T and A, but personally, I think Bond would look better in Borrelli.

berluti is based in france but was founded by and italian and is now run by olga berluti, so one could call it french italian perhaps...

this is very nice type of clothing specially the COFLINKS are looking dashing.

I just want to give a suggestion that "you should open an showroom in INDIA too"

Thanks,
Dahia Rajat

Having owned suits by Assets Andrew Fezza, Krizia, Emporio Armani and even american rack suits like Bachrach, I can easily say that Brioni better than any suit I have owned and Brioni is the nicest suit that I have ever got a chance to try on. If you are a man and into dressing like a "baller" ... hint. hint. 808s and Heartbreak...