James Bond’s Coolest Summer Shirts Are Back After 60 Years

Two legendary names in British men’s fashion have teamed up to celebrate the 60th anniversary of one of James Bond’s most stylish films, Thunderball, with faithful reissues of the classic camp collar shirts worn by 007 in the movie. Mr. Fish, the eponymous brand of the late designer Michael Fish, who designed the iconic cocktail cuff shirts for Turnbull & Asser that Sean Connery wore throughout his run as Bond, and the namesake brand of the late Anthony Sinclair, who tailored Connery’s suits in the films, are the English dream team behind the new collab. The iconic pink and navy linen-blend shirts from the film both reappear here, along with Bond’s pink and blue gingham and blue striped shirts, all in seersucker. There’s also a white camp-collar shirt that did not appear in the film but is a classic look nonetheless. All are available online and priced at $200 each.

For the first of its 16 coachbuilt Batur convertibles, Bentley’s Mulliner division has unveiled an example finished in Opalite white with Beluga black and Mandarin orange accents as well as a unique ‘one plus one’ interior design. With 740 horsepower under the hood courtesy of a 6.0-liter twin-turbocharged W12, the Batur is the most powerful W12 droptop in the brand’s history. Though this example is not for sale, interested buyers can reach out to Bentley Mulliner to learn more about commissioning opportunities.

Norwegian brand Norrøna has made a name for itself with high-end, high-concept solutions for intrepid adventurers, and its latest hauler is no exception. Standing and scooting like typical rolling luggage, this trolley bag eschews the traditional telescopic handle in favor of two diagonal handles, which ease storage and shave weight, helping it tip the scales at just 6.3 pounds. Complete with a PFC-free DWR finish and duffel-like handles, the bag also uniquely opens like a clamshell to reveal color-coded compartments that aid organization.

Designed in collaboration with marketing and design firm The Whitaker Group, this Made in USA 998 features hairy suede overlays in clay ash green. It is contrasted with gray nylon mesh and black leather detailing. Reflective details border the “N” and run along the back ankle. It comes with multiple lace options.

Noble Audio’s Kronos are the Texas-based hi-fi maker’s newest flagship in-ear monitors (IEMs). They’re designed to be very similar to the company’s extremely limited-edition Chronicle ($6,130) — of which only 118 were made — as the two IEMs share a similar nine-driver array paired with a six-way crossover system. The result is a dynamic and expansive sound in a pair of easy-to-drive headphones (impedance is under 35 ohms). Additionally, the earbuds are beautifully designed, with precision CNC-machined titanium shells and titanium damascus-finished faceplates (similar to that of a custom knife). According to the brand, the Kronos IEMs are “designed to satisfy audiophiles, collectors, and enthusiasts alike.”

The Nike sub-brand Jordan is known for its sneakers; that’s no secret. So, it might seem odd to hear that they did a crossbody EDC bag. That said, the brand has absolutely nailed it, offering a sleek, stylish, minimalist appearance paired with some serious durability. The outside is made from a water-repellent Cordura nylon, making it weatherproof and ultra-tough. The adjustable shoulder strap is thick webbing, making it tough and comfy. It also has plenty of internal space and organization, including an integrated key tether and a mesh internal pouch. Best of all, you get all this (and more) for just $40.