British luxury clothing brand Sunspel was created in 1860, producing wardrobe basics and essentials from high-end materials -- the brand's new Ian Fleming line was made exclusively with Sea Island Cotton.
The most famous material used by the brand has always been Sea Island Cotton, a favorite of Ian Fleming, author and creator of the James Bond novel series -- so the brand decided to create a line of clothing named after him, using only the one material, inspired by the author's personal style. Offering stylish versions of everyday essentials, the brand created classic t-shirts, long-sleeved shirts, slacks, cardigans and shorts.
Using reserved colors such as white, navy and gray, the Ian Fleming line by Sunspel is an instant classic.
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Sunspel's Ian Fleming Line is Made from Sea Island Cotton
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