There's plenty to love about MobLand. The drama, the family dynamics, and, of course, Tom Hardy. But six episodes into the second season, there's something else that's been catching our attention: Harry Da Souza's wardrobe. For a man who spends most of his time dealing with London's most dangerous criminals, he certainly knows how to dress.

And this week's episode is no exception. Hardy is back in another excellent shirt, adding to his growing collection of pieces we'd quite happily steal from the MobLand costume department. Naturally, we did a little digging to find out exactly where it's from. And the good news is, we've found it.

The shirt in question is the Dries Van Noten Carltone Shirt in Bronze, from the Belgian designer's Spring/Summer 2025 collection. It's a short-sleeved, patterned number in warm bronze tones, with just the right amount of personality. It's a shirt that makes a statement without looking like you're trying particularly hard. Which, when you think about it, is a pretty good description of Hardy's style in general.

The bad news? It's sold out. Everywhere.

Dries Van Noten Carltone Shirt

Dries Van Noten Carltone Shirt

Dries Van Noten Carltone Shirt

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Of course, Dries Van Noten doesn't exactly come cheap. The shirt has previously been listed for £463 so recreating Harry's look with the original could require a fairly substantial investment (if you manage to find it somewhere).

But if spending hundreds on a shirt isn't quite your thing, don't worry. The beauty of this particular look is that you don't necessarily need a designer label to pull it off. Look for a relaxed, short-sleeved shirt with an interesting print, preferably in darker, earthy colours. Pair it with some well-fitting trousers, leave the collar open and you've got yourself a pretty convincing Harry Da Souza-inspired outfit.

We've found a few alternatives that should do the trick. There's a Mr P number. Reiss's Shindora Cuban-collar shirt has a similar cut and listed on sale for just £58. And if you're working with a much, much smaller budget, ASOS DESIGN's relaxed abstract-stripe shirt was reduced to just £13.

So, while we can't promise you'll look quite as good as Tom Hardy, at least you won't need a gangster's salary to give it a go.