Did you see James Bond? Yes. But this isn’t the main character — it’s his off-screen double: the one who never gets a weapon from Q, never enters the casino, just appears on the back balcony — and changes the entire plot.
He doesn’t need a reason to be here — but he has one. This suit walks into the scene like it already knows where the exits are. A double-breasted blazer with peaked lapels, horn buttons, and subtle hand-finished stitches — everything carefully composed, everything easily undone.
His face is calm — the kind of calm that no longer needs to prove anything. His hands in the pockets — not laziness, but control: he takes nothing, but everything’s already his. And she… she’s all tension: shoulders lowered, eyes down. Not because he rejected her — but because she followed him. And he’s not on the side printed on the invitation.
Even the formal bow tie stays coldly composed — not passive, but precise. It fits like a statement held back — the kind you say with a look, not a line.
Whether he’s at the center of the ballroom or speaking to someone on the edge of it, one thing is certain: He doesn’t wear this suit while deciding. He wears it when he already knows.
Style Details:
Set:
Available in three colors: Ebony Clay, Davy Grey, and Onyx
Composition: 30% wool, 70% polyester blend. Fully lined for structure and comfort
Options for Purchase - for each color:
Blazer and Pants.
Blazer, Pants, and Vest (three-piece set).
Blazer:
Double-breasted design with six horn buttons
Peaked lapels with a handmade buttonhole at the corner of the left lapel
Chest single-welt pocket and side flap pockets
Set-in long sleeves with decorative plackets featuring four horn buttons
Decorative handmade tonal stitches on the collar, lapels, front edges, and pockets
Handmade buttonholes
Back double vent.
Pants:
Straight design
Adjustable waistband with discreet side adjusters, horn button closure, and belt loops
Zipper fly
Inside waistband gripper tape to keep shirts tucked in
