The Gentlemen boosts country fashion trend including Cordings tweed suit worn by Joely Richardson as Lady Sabrina

Netflix series The Gentlemen - Guy Ritchie’s super-slick, fast-paced thriller following the fortunes of a family of aristocrats who enter the world of organised crime - has sparked an increase in sales and shopping searches for country tweed style.
Stephanie Smith
By Stephanie Smith
Published 4th Apr 2024, 13:00 BST
Updated 5th Apr 2024, 07:00 BST

Brands featured in the series have seen a boost, and the Cordings of Piccadilly Wincanton trouser suit worn by Joely Richardson as Lady Sabrina Horniman, Dowager Duchess of Halstead, is now on a waiting list, thanks to the series.

The tweed used was woven on the Yorkshire border in Delph. Theo James as Edward Horniman and Daniel Ings as Freddy Horniman also wear Cordings clothes.

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Lady Sabrina’s wardrobe, created by costume designer Loulou Bontemps, features a signature ensemble on head-to-toe tweed with the Cordings Wincanton Tweed Jacket worn with matching Wincanton Waistcoat and Trousers, and teamed with other pieces, including the Possum Cowl Neck Sweater.

Also worn by Lady Sabrina, the Cordings Possum jumper, £199.Also worn by Lady Sabrina, the Cordings Possum jumper, £199.
Also worn by Lady Sabrina, the Cordings Possum jumper, £199.

Other Lady Sabrina pieces featured include Cordings coats and its velvet jeans. The Wincanton trousers were also work earlier this year in The Traitors by Claudia Winkleman.

Her scarves are by Clare Haggas and Lady Sabrina’s insouciant way of tying them is a masterclass in itself.

The Clare Haggas website offers many beautiful designs to get the look, including the Heads or Tails design, so-called because of all of the flamboyant game birds pictured jostling for attention.

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