Frank Sinatra's Stage-Worn Tuxedo

This three-piece Cyril A. Castle, London tuxedo consisting of jacket, waistcoat, and pants was personally owned and stage worn by Frank Sinatra circa the 1970s. The tuxedo bears two Cyril Castle labels, including a label with Sinatra’s name handwritten on it.

Cyril A. Castle was a renowned London tailor, celebrated for crafting suits for Hollywood and television icons. Among his most notable clients were Roger Moore, who wore Castle’s tailored suits as Simon Templar in The Saint (ITC Entertainment, 1962–1969) and as James Bond in the United Artists Bond films (1973–1985), as well as other leading Hollywood figures, including Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin.

This tuxedo represents a direct connection to Sinatra during his peak performing years, reflecting his distinctive style and stage presence. As a custom-made, stage-worn garment from a master tailor, the ensemble is an exceptionally rare and highly desirable collectible, embodying both the elegance of Sinatra’s personal wardrobe and the craftsmanship of one of the era’s foremost tailors.