007 Braces Grey

In the film’s climactic final act on Lyutsifer Safin’s island, James Bond wears the grey N.Peal 007 Braces as part of the stripped-back commando rig he assembles for the assault on the concrete-and-steel poison garden and former Soviet bioweapons facility. The braces sit over his light henley and under his navy ribbed military sweater as he moves through the island’s tunnels, stairwells, laboratories, gantries, and upper levels, pushing deeper into the base while the missile strike clock closes in and he fights to rescue Madeleine Swann and Mathilde.

At this stage, the braces are part of Bond’s most utilitarian working uniform, built for movement and endurance rather than display. They help support the tactical combat trousers through prolonged firefights, stealth movement, and the climb through Safin’s lair, making them a subtle but integral component of his final operational look. Against the dark knitwear and combat gear, their grey tone creates a narrow vertical line that breaks up the heavier layers without distracting from the severity of the sequence.

The film shows them in flashes rather than as a featured costume flourish: visible when Bond gears up, glimpsed during his advance through the industrial base, and more clearly registered as the action slows near the end. Their presence underscores Bond’s shift from tailored elegance to raw frontline combatant, reinforcing the gravity, damage, and resolve of his last mission.

The object

N.Peal is a British luxury cashmere and accessories house founded in London’s Burlington Arcade in 1936 by Nat Peal. The brand’s 007 collection was developed with EON Productions as a licensed James Bond capsule, and the 007 Braces Grey were sold as part of the No Time to Die range to complete Bond’s final commando look in the film.

The 007 Braces Grey are adjustable, modern military-style braces designed to be worn with the N.Peal 007 Combat Trousers. N.Peal specifies an elasticated construction with leather trims and polished metal fittings; product details also list the material composition as 97% cotton and 3% latex elastane, with a fully extended length of 108 cm. The design uses plain grey webbing in a wide, utilitarian suspender format rather than formal dress braces, giving the piece a practical, combat-oriented profile suited to Bond’s island assault outfit.

As seen on Daniel Craig in No Time to Die, the on-screen version is the grey 007 Braces paired with Bond’s N.Peal tactical ensemble in the finale. Retail listings identify the item by that exact name and connect it directly to the film costume; the product reference is NPG107744A_GRY.