CLASSIFIED EVIDENCE — RESTRICTED ACCESS // TWELVE SUBJECTS ON FILE

CASE FILE: 31-IL-0029 // AL CAPONE // CHICAGO OUTFIT
Evidence Item #001
Omerta Collection — The Don
Subject: Al Capone
[REDACTED]
Evidence Photo The Don Tie

Tonal black-on-black diagonal stripe tie with a high-sheen face and matte stripe alternation. Subtle, powerful, understated luxury. The pattern whispers rather than shouts.

Capone's wardrobe was a deliberate branding tool — expensive suits and tonal stripes designed to project power, success, and a gentleman's image.

CASE FILE: 85-NY-0198 // JOHN GOTTI // GAMBINO FAMILY
Evidence Item #002
Omerta Collection — The Capo
Subject: John Gotti
[REDACTED]
Evidence Photo The Capo Tie

Black paisley on black background tie, high-sheen finish. Traditional teardrop paisley design. Commanding without announcing itself.

Gotti's wardrobe was built for the cameras — sharp tailoring and high-sheen paisley that turned a street boss into a pop-culture icon.

CASE FILE: 76-NV-0088 // [REDACTED] // NATIONAL SYNDICATE
Evidence Item #003
Omerta Collection — The Consigliere
Subject: [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Evidence Photo The Consigliere Tie

Tonal black geometric woven tie with a matte finish. Sophisticated and structured — the advisor who is always the smartest in the room but never the loudest.

His wardrobe was the consigliere's uniform — structured tailoring, geometric patterns, and the quiet polish of a man equally at home in a courtroom or a back room.

CASE FILE: 79-NV-0014 // TONY SPILOTRO // CHICAGO OUTFIT
Evidence Item #004
Omerta Collection — The Enforcer
Subject: Tony Spilotro
[REDACTED]
Evidence Photo The Enforcer Tie

Black herringbone weave textured mob tie with a mid-sheen. Tactile, masculine, no-nonsense. The pattern is all structure and muscle.

Spilotro's wardrobe was pure Vegas mob aesthetic — flashy, menacing, and split right down the middle between businessman and made man.

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CASE FILE: 71-NV-0143 // [REDACTED] // LAS VEGAS SYNDICATE
Evidence Item #005
Omerta Collection — The Associate
Subject: [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Evidence Photo The Associate Tie

Solid black, flat matte finish. No pattern — just clean and functional.

Lefty's wardrobe was a throwback to Sin City's irreverent past — matte black, no pattern, no flash. He never held a title on paper, but everyone in town knew who really ran the room.

CASE FILE: 46-NV-0001 // BENJAMIN SIEGEL // WEST COAST SYNDICATE
Evidence Item #006
Omerta Collection — The Soldier
Subject: Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel
RECOVERED VIA: [REDACTED]
Evidence Photo The Soldier Tie

Black micro-diamond semi-matte tie. Clean, disciplined. Perfect for daily wear.

Siegel's wardrobe was Hollywood-level sophistication — tailored suits and clean lines designed to project power, wealth, and West Coast glamour.

CLASSIFIED EVIDENCE — RESTRICTED ACCESS // TWELVE SUBJECTS ON FILE

CASE FILE: 36-NY-0041 // CHARLES LUCIANO // NATIONAL COMMISSION
Evidence Item #007
Vendetta Collection — The Don
Subject: Charles "Lucky" Luciano
[REDACTED]
Evidence Photo The Don Tie

Tonal black-on-black diagonal stripe tie with a high-sheen face and matte stripe alternation. Subtle, powerful, understated luxury. The pattern whispers rather than shouts.

Luciano's wardrobe was boardroom sharp — precision tailoring and tonal stripes that traded brute force for quiet, structural power.

CASE FILE: 57-NY-0201 // CARLO GAMBINO // GAMBINO FAMILY
Evidence Item #008
Vendetta Collection — The Capo
Subject: Carlo Gambino
FBI FILE // NY-201 // CLASSIFIED
Evidence Photo The Capo Tie

Black paisley on black background tie, high-sheen finish. Traditional teardrop paisley design. Commanding without announcing itself.

Gambino's wardrobe favored quiet polish over spectacle — paisley, perfect tailoring, and absolute control without ever raising his voice.

CASE FILE: 57-NY-0112 // FRANK COSTELLO // GENOVESE FAMILY
Evidence Item #009
Vendetta Collection — The Consigliere
Subject: Frank Costello
[REDACTED]
Evidence Photo The Consigliere Tie

Tonal black geometric woven tie with a matte finish. Sophisticated and structured — the advisor who is always the smartest in the room but never the loudest.

Costello's wardrobe was built for the back room — striped ties, immaculate suits, and quiet authority that preferred politics to street corners.

CASE FILE: 36-NY-0157 // ALBERT ANASTASIA // GAMBINO FAMILY
Evidence Item #010
Vendetta Collection — The Enforcer
Subject: Albert Anastasia
NYC POLICE // 157939 // 10-22-36
Evidence Photo The Enforcer Tie

Black herringbone weave textured mob tie with a mid-sheen. Tactile, masculine, no-nonsense. The pattern is all structure and muscle.

Anastasia's wardrobe was built to intimidate — herringbone texture, patterned ties, and a presence that did the talking before he ever opened his mouth.

CASE FILE: 73-NY-0045 // MEYER LANSKY // NATIONAL SYNDICATE
Evidence Item #011
Vendetta Collection — The Associate
Subject: Meyer Lansky
RECOVERED VIA: [REDACTED]
Evidence Photo The Associate Tie

Solid black, flat matte finish. No pattern — just clean and functional.

Lansky's wardrobe was quiet luxury by design — solid black, understated, and cut to blend into any room without drawing a second look.

CASE FILE: 29-IL-0907 // FRANK RIO // CHICAGO OUTFIT
Evidence Item #012
Vendetta Collection — The Soldier
Subject: Frank Rio
FEDERAL BOOKING // 90724 // 05-16-29
Evidence Photo The Soldier Tie

Black micro-diamond semi-matte tie. Clean, disciplined. Perfect for daily wear.

Rio's wardrobe was the soldier's uniform — sharp, restrained, and always photo-ready in a structured suit and striped tie.