Put Your Foot Down once again

Next week marks the anniversary of the birth of a cultural icon as, on 24th June 1968, filming started on 'The Italian Job' caper movie starring Michael Caine and Noel Coward.

The first day's shooting included the beautiful Lamborghini Muira and of course the real stars of the film, the Mini Coopers, which were unceremoniously dumped out of the back of the coach as it rounded a succession of hairpin bends in the Alps. 

Perfect for fans of the film, Otway & Orford have collaborated with pop artist Jonathan Aiken to create the Italian Job inspired 'Put Your Foot Down' silk pocket square, which brings to mind the unforgettable cheekiness of the red, white and blue getaway cars. 

As with all our pocket squares, 'Put Your Foot Down' arrives in a smart blue gift box which comes with with Mr Bridger's compliments, sorry with our compliments. Unlike the gold in 'The Italian Job', the pocket square will arrive safely with you and delivery is free of charge in the UK.

The image of 'The Italian Job' sewer chase display at the Coventry Transport Museum is courtesy of Karen under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic licence.