The third instalment in the James Bond series saw Sean Connery return in the leading role. However, the director of the previous films, Terence Young, was replaced by Guy Hamilton, who introduced his own sense of style.

Anthony Sinclair again returned to tailor Connery's clothes in Goldfinger, but there were some subtle changes to the detail of Bond's wardrobe, the most significant being the introduction of the waistcoat. The Three-Piece Glen Plaid Suit that featured in the film is arguably the most famous suit ever made, and remains the most popular requested Sinclair outfit to this day. 

Other items of note are the Brown Barleycorn Tweed Jacket that was paired with Cavalry Twill Trousers, and the Ecru Peak Lapel Dinner Jacket. The Cocktail-Cuff shirts from the previous films were replaced with Double Cuffs and the Grenadine Neckties exchanged for Knitted.

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