Steve McQueen
the story
The Hollywood legend undoubtedly earned his title as the “King of Cool”. Whatever he was wearing, he seemed to exude an effortless sense of style.
A number of international brands work in collaboration with the McQueen estate to help preserve his enduring legacy.
COLLECTIONS
PERSOL
The unmistakable design of the original folding sunglasses, as worn by the Hollywood star and icon of style, available in a wide selection of colours.
TAG HEUER
First seen on the wrist of Steve McQueen’s in the classic race film Le Mans in 1969, the Monaco is a timeless icon of revolutionary design.
BELL
To honour Steve McQueen's legacy as an American badass, Bell has teamed up with the McQueen Estate to bring you a collection of extremely limited apparel.
TRIUMPH
Triumph has recently announced the release of a limited-edition Steve McQueen motorbike that pays homage to the cooler king himself.
BARBOUR
Taking inspiration from the legendary actor's classic style, the Barbour International Steve McQueen collection features essential menswear staples that stand the test of time.
SON OF A STAG
The iconic trouser worn by Steve McQueen in the 1963 film, "The Great Escape", has landed here at Son of a Stag, and are a brilliant interpretation of the WWII military chino.
HUNZIKER
The fastest tee in the paddock, the new McQueen Racing logo was created by Hunziker and the 'Q' features a unique design element which was derived from Steve McQueen's Solar logo.
PLAYBOY FOOTWEAR
The iconic Hollywood actor Steve McQueen has a special place in the brand's legacy, wearing Original Playboys both privately and on screen from the 1950s into the 1970s.
ARTICLES
Keep Your Cool in a Loopback Sweatshirt
The classic grey melange loopback sweatshirt has made an interesting journey from the track, to the street, and into the comfort of our homes.
How the king of cool was crowned
The Thomas Crown Affair is often lauded as the most stylish film ever made. For over five decades, the Thomas Crown Affair wardrobe has been a benchmark for bespoke finery.
THOMAS CROWN TIMEPIECES
Steve McQueen's "Thomas Crown" style didn't stop with the clothes, it extended to all facets of the film including the unusual and distinctive watches.
Meyers Manx & The Thomas Crown Affair
By the time Steve McQueen had accepted the leading role in "The Thomas Crown Affair" (1968), he had not only used his acting skills and screen presence to become one of the world's most popular movie stars, he'd also become known as something of a demon on road and track.
Chad McQueen interview
The son of the King of Cool discusses things we like most, from sports cars and style to James Bond and his famous father.
Your Very Own Great Escape
The Great Escape remains a favourite film, and is remembered by all who've seen it for a particular scene - the famous motorcycle chase.