The Harrigans Are Coming Back — And So Is the Best-Dressed Crime Drama on Television

The Harrigans Are Coming Back — And So Is the Best-Dressed Crime Drama on Television

Mark the calendar. Clear the Friday evenings. The Harrigans are back.

Paramount+ has confirmed that MobLand Season 2 premieres on Friday, 18th September 2026 — and if Season 1 taught us anything, it's that Guy Ritchie's crime drama is as much a masterclass in power dressing as it is in power plays. Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren all return for another chapter in the Harrigan family's brutal, beautifully tailored world, and we, for one, cannot wait.

 

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What We Know About Season 2

Season 2 picks up with the Harrigan family fighting to maintain a unified front as rivals circle a fractured criminal empire. The tension is internal as much as external — loyalty tested, alliances questioned, and the kind of high-stakes drama that has viewers gripping their Scotch glass just a little tighter.

New episodes will drop every Friday on Paramount+ following the September 18th premiere. If you haven't caught Season 1 yet — all 10 episodes are available to stream right now with any Paramount+ plan. No excuses. Get watching.

 

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The Cast: A Return to Form

Tom Hardy as Harry Da Souza — the fixer, the operator, the man whose wardrobe communicates everything his words don't.

Pierce Brosnan as Conrad Harrigan — patriarch, power broker, and proof that silver hair and a well-cut suit remain the most dangerous combination in any room.

Helen Mirren as Maeve Harrigan — matriarch, strategist, and a woman who has always understood that real authority doesn't need to raise its voice. The tailoring does it for her.

The combination of these three is, frankly, unfair on every other drama currently in production.

 

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Why MobLand Gets Dressing for Power So Right

We've written before about  the extraordinary craft behind MobLand's wardrobe  — and Season 2 promises more of the same sharp thinking from costume designer Rebecca Hale.

The show understands something that too many people overlook: clothing is communication. In MobLand, every garment carries subtext. The weight of Conrad's overcoat signals old money and older threats. Harry's deliberately understated layers say I don't need to impress you — which, of course, is the most impressive thing of all. Maeve's precision tailoring whispers ruthlessness without ever needing to shout it.

This is what bespoke dressing does at its finest — it tells the room who you are before you've spoken a single word.

 

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Dress Like You Mean It This Autumn

There is no better time to invest in a piece of tailoring that does your talking for you. As the season shifts and the air gets that first cool edge in September — conveniently timed with the MobLand Season 2 premiere — the call for a properly structured garment becomes impossible to ignore.

Whether you're drawn to the sharp, restrained authority of Tom Hardy's character or the old-school gravitas that Pierce Brosnan commands so effortlessly, we can help you build that wardrobe. A bespoke suit, overcoat, or layering piece, cut precisely to your measurements, carries an energy that off-the-peg simply cannot manufacture.

The Harrigan aesthetic, interpreted for real life. That's what we do.

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We cannot guarantee that watching MobLand in a bespoke suit will make you more powerful, more mysterious, or more likely to be taken seriously by a room full of crime lords. But it certainly won't hurt your chances. Dress accordingly. 🥃🧥

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