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LOS ANGELES – Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen dressed its criminals better than most boardrooms dress their chairmen. Hollywood Pictures™ holds a wardrobe collection from the 2019 film that runs from Matthew McConaughey’s Michael Pearson to the film’s most eccentric corners, and it is one of the deepest menswear rails in the archive.

The Hollywood Pictures™ Wardrobe Archive

Michael’s pieces anchor the collection: a HERO Gucci blue button cufflink shirt, HERO cufflinks, HERO pocket squares, a HERO hunting vest, a Bosca full-grain hide wallet, and the character’s Oxford acceptance letter. Raymond, played by Charlie Hunnam, is represented by an Italian handmade necktie, a chainlink bracelet, his wood deer home art and the designer blanket from outside.

The collection’s character is in the details only this film could produce. Dry Eye’s rail includes a HERO black necktie, HERO Reiss dark chocolate grey wool pants, a Smyth and Gibson tailored shirt and HERO leather gloves. Fletcher’s fingerless gloves and HERO Levi’s are here. Phuc’s “FAAWKS” HERO Ralph Lauren Polo camouflage zip hoodie is in the catalog, alongside Primetime’s custom plaid leisure suit with matching adjustable back hat. Big Dave’s HERO Ted Baker loafers, Jackie’s Michael Kors heels, Hannibal’s white and black Venom MMA gloves, Rosalind’s Wilfred leggings and office leather case folder, and Mischa’s Claudie Pierlot Paris coat round out the cast.

Two listings sit beyond wardrobe: the film’s production script, and a piece cataloged as Guy Ritchie’s on-screen producer office award certificate – set dressing from inside the film’s own story.

The Gentlemen marked Ritchie’s return to the London crime world that made his name, with a cast led by McConaughey, Hunnam, Henry Golding, Michelle Dockery, Colin Farrell and Hugh Grant. The archive’s necktie rail carries the film’s tailoring on its own: Dry Eye’s HERO black tie, Raymond’s handmade Italian, Michael’s John Lewis brown plaid knit, and Ray’s Ted Baker and John Henry skinny knits.

Every item in the Hollywood Pictures™ Gentlemen collection comes with a certificate of authenticity. The company was founded by CEO Dave Goodrich, who ran global e-commerce for 20th Century Fox licensing and marketing for ScreenBid, the studio prop-and-wardrobe auction house, before building the studio archive behind hollywoodpictures.shop.

The film follows McConaughey’s American drug lord as he tries to sell his London cannabis empire, setting off the blackmail and schemes that are Ritchie’s home turf. The wardrobe does half the storytelling: Michael’s country-estate tailoring against Phuc’s hoodie, Raymond’s quiet handmade tie against Primetime’s plaid leisure suit. The collection preserves that contrast piece by piece, which is why the rail reads like a costume designer’s rack rather than a merchandise table.

The rail also documents how a single film dresses a dozen distinct men at once: the leisure suit, the MMA gloves, the hunting vest and the pocket squares could not belong to the same closet, and that is the movie. Every item comes with a certificate of authenticity, cataloged to the character the costume department built it for.

The Ritchie thread runs beyond this collection: Hollywood Pictures™ also holds the one-of-one Tom Ford leather-trimmed wool-felt bomber jacket worn by Jason Statham as H in Ritchie’s 2021 “Wrath of Man,” a piece covered Nov. 8 by Bomb Report. The Gentlemen rail and the Wrath of Man jacket sit in the same archive, linking Ritchie’s London crime world to his Los Angeles armored-truck story through the clothes his characters wore.

Browse The Gentlemen collection at hollywoodpictures.shop.

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