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Arthur Shelby
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Arthur Shelby

Played by Paul Anderson

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Arthur Shelby is Tommy Shelby’s older brother and a volatile enforcer within the family business; his clothing leans heavily on dark three-piece suits, heavy overcoats, and flat caps that match his intimidating presence.

Character style

Arthur’s wardrobe is built around three-piece suits, waistcoats, dress shirts, heavy overcoats, and flat caps. Black, charcoal, brown, and dark gray dominate, with close tailoring, wool textures, pocket watches, and sturdy leather boots. Compared with Tommy’s cleaner, more controlled tailoring, Arthur’s clothes feel heavier and rougher, matching his physical presence. The waistcoat and flat cap carry the look.

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Who plays Arthur Shelby in Peaky Blinders?

Paul Anderson plays Arthur Shelby in Peaky Blinders. We aren't affiliated with the actor or the production — this site catalogues clothing inspired by the character's wardrobe and points you to stores that sell something close. If Paul Anderson appears in more than one thing we cover, all of those roles are grouped on their actor page.

Are these the exact clothes Arthur Shelby wears?

Almost never — most of what a character wears on screen was made for the production or bought years ago. Everything on Arthur Shelby's page is picked for how closely it matches, not because it's the same garment. We only call something screen-accurate when we can actually back that up.