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Lock & Co. Hatters opened in London in 1676 - nearly three centuries of hats before Bond ever walked on screen. But when he did in 1962, they were ready.

In 2022, Lock & Co. released a collection celebrating their work across 60 years of Bond films.

Many of those hats are still for sale - Sean Connery's trilby from Dr. No, Diana Rigg's fedora from On Her Majesty's Secret Service, and Maud Adams' Panama from The Man with the Golden Gun.

Have a look below - and if something catches your golden eye, the world's oldest hat shop is one click away.

The James Escorial Wool Trilby — Dr. No (1962, opening credits)

The Andrea Wide Brim Panama Hat — The Man with the Golden Gun (1974, Maud Adams)

The Vicenzo Escorial Wool Black Fedora Hat — On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969, Diana Rigg)

Inside Tip 📌

Like the Panama hat, Oddjob's top hat is nearly sold out - only available in small. Not a grand slam... but still gold.

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Lead-in Image - The Vesper, Velour Felt Black Trilby Hat, Casino Royale (2006) / Lock & Co. Hatters

Back of Card Images - Lock & Co. Hatters; 007store.com; United Artists / Amazon MGM Studios