How menswear for the 'Kingsman' franchise became a commercial success


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The latest collection for 'The King's Man' includes 170 commercially available style pieces, from shirts to cufflinks, watches and more. It's pretty incredible how far the film has come fashion-wise. Photo: Mr Porter

The opening of the The King's Man may have been pushed to February by 20th Century, but that's not stopping the release of its latest fashion collection. Some of the pieces are already available online, with the remainder going on sale when the film hits theatres next year.

Mr Porter launched the Kingsman brand in conjunction with the first movie, 2015's Kingsman: The Secret Service. Since then, it has created another 12 separate collections in collaboration with several legacy men's brands.

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