Accessories

In No Time To Die, James Bond's Tom Ford Tuxedo is presented to him in a Bennett Winch The S.C. Holdall Suit Carrier.

The suit carrier can be spotted briefly when Paloma shows Bond the Tom Ford Tuxedo by unrolling the suit carrier.

As part of his Commando outfit James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears black Mil-Tec tactical touch gloves in the 2020 film No Time To Die.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears a Carhartt cap in the movie No Time To Die (2021).

The navy blue cotton cap is worn by Bond when he sails on his Spirit yacht from Jamaica to Cuba.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears a pair of Vuarnet Legend 06 sunglasses in the film No Time To Die.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears Vuarnet Edge 1613 sunglasses in No Time To Die (2020). Daniel Craig has also worn this model sunglasses at several public events.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears vintage Vuarnet Px model 027 or PX5000 glacier goggles / sunglasses in SPECTRE (2015).

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears Barton Perreira Joe sunglasses in the 2020 film No Time To Die.

The Joe is a polished black classic rectangular style frame with mineral glass lenses.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) will wear Barton Perreira Norton sunglasses in the 2020 film No Time To Die.

The Norton is a Chestnut (tortoise) round P3 frame with keyhole bridge and Bottle Green mineral glass lenses.

Barton Perreira Courtier sunglasses are worn by Billy Magnussen in the 2020 film No Time To Die.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears Tom Ford Henry Vintage Wayfarer FT0248 sunglasses in the trailer and promotional images for SPECTRE and in the music video for Sam Smith's "Writing's On The Wall", the movie's themesong. These Tom Ford sunglasses are worn during a Morocco scene in SPECTRE.

Tom Ford announced that James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears Tom Ford Snowdon FT0237 sunglasses in SPECTRE.

The sunglasses are worn in the Rome funeral scene.

The Tom Ford Marko FT0144 (sometimes named TF144) sunglasses are worn by James Bond (Daniel Craig) in the movie SkyFall (2012).

In Quantum of Solace (2008), James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears Tom Ford sunglasses, model FT108. Although they are very similar or identical to Oliver Peoples Airman sunglasses, they were finally identified to be Tom Ford sunglasses.

In the movie Casino Royale, James Bond wears a pair of Persol 2720 sunglasses.

In Casino Royale, James Bond wears two pairs of Persol frames. When Bond arrives in The Bahamas, he wears a Persol metal frame: Persol 2244. In the second part of the story after experiencing a number of adventures, James changes to Persol style 2720.

In Die Another Day, Pierce Brosnan wears Persol PE2672-S when he is in Havana, Cuba. The glasses can be seen when he walks to Raoul's cigar factory, and when he drives in the 1957 Ford Fairlane to the beach bar where he meets Jinx (Halle Berry).

James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) wears a pair of Persol 861 sunglasses in the movie GoldenEye (1995).

In the movie The World is Not Enough (1999), James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) wears a pair of Calvin Klein sunglasses, modelnumber 2007, during the ski chase scene with Elektra King (Sophie Marceau). Bond wears an Omega Outdoor Agencies ski suit in the scene.

Curry & Paxton "Sean" sunglasses are inspired by on the original sunglasses worn by Sean Connery in Thunderball (1965).

The original brand of sunglasses worn in the film was probably the "Cool-Ray Polaroid N135 styled by Cari Michelle".

A pair of S.T. Dupont cufflinks modelnr. 5172 Diamond Head Square, with palladium finishes, are worn by Daniel Craig in Casino Royale.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears a pair of S.T. Dupont 5174 cufflinks in Casino Royale during the first meeting with Vesper (Eva Green) in the highspeed train to Montenegro.

The 5174 cufflinks are square with a curved lines design, made from palladium (also available in gold and in black).

S.T. Dupont has created a pair of exclusive palladium cufflinks in a very distinctive and forceful shape, worn by James Bond in Casino Royale (2006). These exclusive cufflinks come with a certificate which states that they are the exact reproduction of the cufflinks from the movie.

James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) wears a pair of S.T. Dupont cufflinks in the movie Die Another Day (2002).

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears cufflinks engraved with his initials JB in the movie SPECTRE (2015). He wears a lapis lazuli (blue) pair and pair in mother-of-pearl. The cufflink panels are engraved with monogram J B for James Bond, to single-link connections, and signed Tom Ford.

Thanks to the Christie's charity auction we know that James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears a pair of very cool Tom Ford cufflinks in SkyFall, especially made for Bond. The round cufflinks feature Bond's family coat-of-arms with the motto "Orbis Non Sufficit" (The World Is Not Enough) within a black enamel surround.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears Tom Ford Striped T cylinder cufflinks ref. JM0093U-G18KW in the movie SkyFall (2012).

Bond wears the cufflinks in the opening scenes in Turkey. It must be these cufflinks that Craig, in a classic Bond moment, adjusts after he jumps from the CAT hydraulic excavator in to the wrecked train.

In the movie SkyFall (2012), James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears 18kt Tom Ford mother-of-pearl cufflinks with his tuxedo. The cufflinks can be spotted on the SkyFall film posters.

Pierce Brosnan as James Bond wears Georg Jensen 88 Cufflinks in the opening sequence of The World Is Not Enough (1999), when he visits the bank in Bilbao.

The triangle cufflinks or arrow shaped cufflinks are sterling silver. The arm of the closing clasp is inscribed with "925 S DENMARK" and the Georg Jensen logo, and "88" stamped on the other side.

In The World Is Not Enough (1999), James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) wears a pair of gold Dunhill cufflinks.

James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) wears Dunhill cufflinks in the 2002 movie Die Another Day.

The cufflinks look like two L-shaped pieces fit together.

In Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) wears a pair of Dunhill cufflinks.

In the 1989 movie Licence To Kill (1989) James Bond (Timothy Dalton) receives a Dunhill lighter from his good friend Felix Leiter and his wife Della on their wedding day. The lighter is a silver Dunhill Unique with plain finish.

In the pre-title sequence of Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) uses a gold Dunhill lighter.

The lighter looks and works like an normal Dunhill Unique Sports lighter, but is modified by Q to work as a grenade. At the terrorist arms bazaar on the Russian border, Bond first offers a guard a light with the lighter and then he uses it as a grenade.

In the movie SkyFall (2012), Severine (played by Bérénice Marlohe) is using a Pierre Cardin lighter in the Macau casino scene. The lighter is laying on the bar in the Macau casino. We see a close up of the lighter when Bond grabs Severine's hand to stop her from leaving the bar.

In the movie Casino Royale, James Bond uses a money clip to keep his money and credit card. The money clip is handmade by english silversmith Douglas Pell.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) wears a Benson & Clegg Plain Slim Rhodium Tie Slide with his Tom Ford suits and ties in No Time To Die (2020).

The tie slide can be seen on one of the first official promo image from the film, of James Bond in London walking from his Aston Martin V8 Vantage to a government building in central London.

This handmade sterling silver Aston Martin DB9 Keyring was won by James Bond in a poker game against Alex Dimitrios in the movie Casino Royale (2006). Apparently, Dimitrios liked to use a modern DB9 keychain with his classic Aston Martin DB5.

In the 1981 movie For Your Eyes Only, James Bond (Roger Moore) wears black Pierre Cardin 30/7 ski goggles.

James Bond (Roger Moore) wears a pair of yellow SCOTT goggles in the movie The Spy Who Loved Me (1977).

In the movie A View To A Kill (1985), James Bond (Roger Moore) wears a pair of white Bogner 7003 sunglasses in the opening sequence of the film where Bond recovers a microchip in Siberia.

In the 1981 movie For Your Eyes Only, James Bond (Roger Moore) wears black Pierre Cardin 30/7 ski goggles.

The blue X-Ray specs from The World Is Not Enough are one of the most sought-after accessories by Bond fans. The ones in the movie were actually not of any known brand.

M (Ralph Fiennes) and Bill Tanner (Rory Kinnear) carry a J.Crew Abingdon Weekender Bag full of weapons in SPECTRE.

The J.Crew bag can be seen in the safe house scene with M and Bond (Daniel Craig). The bag was also spotted on set carried by Bill Tanner.

This fantastic Swaine Adeney Brigg attaché case issued to all 00 agents as standard by Q-Branch is a Black leather briefcase, with its distinctive Red skiver lining which has gone on to become a very popular bespoke item.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) has three Globe-Trotter suitcases in the trunk of his Aston Martin DB5 in No Time To Die (2020) when he and Madeleine Swann arrive at their hotel in Matera. The pieces are taken out of the trunk by porters of Bond's hotel in Matera.

James Bond uses several Globe-Trotter cases in No Time To Die, when he travels to Matera, Italy with Madeleine Swann, including a Globe-Trotter Carbon Fibre Trolley.

In No Time To Die (2020), James Bond and Madeleine Swann will be traveling to Matera carrying several Globe-Trotter cases, including this Globe-Trotter Riviera Centenary men's holdall in the color Tan.

If the bag will be seen in the final film we will only know when the film is released.

James Bond carries a Globe-Trotter Original Brown suitcase in SPECTRE.

The suitcase can be seen when Bond and Madeleine Swann are waiting in the Moroccan desert.

In celebrating 007′s 50th anniversary on the silver screen and the release of SkyFall in 2012, Globe-Trotter released a custom-made Stabilist Case, similar to the one used by Patrice (Ola Rapace) in the SkyFall movie.

In the 2008 movie Quantum of Solace, James Bond picks up a suitcase at Hotel Dessalines. This case is a ZERO Halliburton Special Edition Q4-PS, 4" business case. Another, unidentified, ZERO Halliburton suitcase can be seen during the scenes in the Perla De Las Dunas hotel.

In The World is not Enough (1999, Die Another Day (2002), and Casino Royale (2006) Samsonite travel equipment is featured throughout the films, including cases from its Xylem, Streamline and Spark product lines.

The World is not Enough

In SPECTRE, James Bond (Daniel Craig) carries a Brunello Cucinelli Cowhide leather Boston travel bag when he arrives in Austria. The bag can briefly be seen when Bond walks through the snow towards the Höffler Klinik.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) and Nomi (Lashana Lynch) use a S.O.Tech Go Tactical Sling Bag in No Time To Die (2021).

Bond wears the bag on his shoulder with the strap across his chest when he enters Safin's secret lair. Both and Nomi carry explosives in the bag and once he deploys the explosives, Bond leaves his bag behind.

In the movie On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969), James Bond (George Lazenby) packs his leather Gucci suitcase after he decides to leave MI6. The Gucci bag can already be briefly spotted when it is taken out of the boot of the Aston Martin DBS by the porters of Hotel Palácio Estoril.

This Gucci suitcase is used by James Bond in the 1974 movie The Man With The Golden Gun. Bond carries the suitcase when he arrives in the Hong Kong harbour.

James Bond (Roger Moore) wears a Gucci belt in the last scenes of the movie The Man With The Golden Gun (1974).

James Bond (played by Daniel Craig) wears a black leather Prada belt in the movie Quantum of Solace.

It's all in the details. In No Time To Die (2020), the Commando outfits of James Bond (Daniel Craig) and Nomi (Lashana Lynch) are equipped with Carbon Tactics Epoch and Quicky buckles.

Carbon Tactics Epoch
James Bond has a holster on his right thigh that is strapped on with black and grey nylon straps with black Carbon Tactics Epoch buckles.

James Bond travels in style with an American Express Centurion Card (also known as the Black Card) in Quantum of Solace (2008).

In the 1964 movie Goldfinger, we get a close look at Bond's shaving gear. He uses a Gillette slim handle adjustable razor when he is shaving in Goldfinger's plane on the way to America. In the handle of the razor he has hidden the tracking device.

In the movie Live and Let Die (1973), James Bond (Roger Moore) shaves with a Schick injector razor and Schick shaving cream, in the bathroom of his bungalo (number 12) at The San Moniquan Hotel.

James Bond likes to do certain things the old-fashioned way, including shaving with a 'cut-throat razor' and getting soap from a wooden shaving bowl. In SkyFall (2012) we see Bond using a wooden shaving bowl and brush and razor blade.

A wooden shaving bowl is used to hold shaving soap. With a brush, the soap is then applied to the face before shaving.

In the James Bond novel On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, Ian Fleming mentions Eucris, a fragrance by Geo. F. Trumper, the gentleman's barbers and perfumers of London, and it recently was discovered that in the movie SkyFall, James Bond is probably using Geo. F. Trumper Eucris shaving soap and shaving brush.

James Bond used Pinaud Elixer Shampoo, "...that Prince among shampoos", in the novel On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

Floris No.89 fragrance was a personal favourite of Ian Fleming himself.

In the novel Dr. No, James Bond and Honeychile Rider use Floris Lime bath essence and Guerlain bathcubes to improve their bathing experience. They find the bath essences in their luxurious prison room in Doctor No's lair.

In 2016, Floris and Turnbull & Asser collaborated to launch 71/72 Eau de Parfum, which is poured by hand and released as a very limited edition.

The fragrance is limited to 200 bottles of 100ml, each personally poured, labelled and signed in-house by perfumer Penny Ellis. It was available online and in-stores.

In 2022, Floris launched a new 007 fragrance, created in celebration of 60 years of the James Bond film franchise.

The exclusive Floris No. 007 fragrance draws inspiration from the effortless style and substance of James Bond which has entertained audiences for generations.

On M's desk in SkyFall we can spot a small statue of a dog with a british flag. This statue is a Bulldog with Union Jack created by Royal Doulton, an English company producing tableware and collectables since 1815.

Jewellery designer Sophie Harley's Love Knot has a starring role in the James Bond film Casino Royale (2006) and features again briefly in the sequel Quantum of Solace (2008).

An official replica of the SPECTRE ring as seen in the 2015 film SPECTRE is now available in the 007 Shop.

In the movie On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969), Bond (George Lazenby) gives Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo or Tracy (Diana Rigg) a two-colour gold wedding ring. The ring has a unique design and was originally designed for the film by fashionable 1960s jeweller Charles de Temple.

Italian luxury penmaker Montegrappa has partnered with 007 to create the exclusive 007 Spymaster Duo Rollerball Pen.

Italian luxury penmaker Montegrappa has partnered with 007 to create the exclusive 007 Spymaster Duo Pen.

Limited to only 380 pieces worldwide and filled with 007 secrets, this is a true collectible. The number 380 is a reference to James Bond's infamous .380 ACP Walther PPK.

James Bond uses a Montblanc Meisterstück fountain pen in Octopussy (1983), which has a gadget function added by Q Branch.

In SkyFall (2012), several Parker pens can be seen on the desk of M (Judi Dench) in her new office and during the public inquiry with the minister.

In the movie Goldfinger (1964), James Bond and Auric Goldfinger use Royal Sovereign Chinagraph pencils.

The Fine Cotton Company supplied the SPECTRE production with embroidered napkins, towels and a laundry bag.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) is drinking from a Duralex Picardie tumbler in the movie SkyFall, Quantum of Solace, GoldenEye and possibly in No Time To Die. 

In the movie Casino Royale (2006), James Bond (Daniel Craig) drinks whisky from a Cumbria Crystal Grasmere Double Old Fashioned Tumbler.

In Die Another Day (2002), we see a Cumbria Crystal Helvellyn Double Old Fashioned Tumbler on the desk of James Bond (Pierce Brosnan).

In The World Is Not Enough (1999), Pierce Brosnan as James Bond uses a Cumbria Crystal Windermere Double Old Fashioned Tumbler.

One of the more subtle products placed in Bond films are Swan Vesta matches. The brand is mentioned in the Ian Fleming novel You Only Live Twice and we can see Swan Vestas in the movies On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969), The Man With The Golden Gun (1975), Moonraker (1979) and Octopussy (1983).

Swarovski released a collection of James Bond inspired charms, pendants, bracelets, earrings, rings and cufflinks. (For Swarovski items seen in the movie SkyFall, click here).

Launched by the design house of A. B. R. Barlach in 1997, JAMES BOND by A. B. R. Barlach is classified as a flowery fragrance. This feminine scent posesses a blend of: fresh, exotic florals blended with citrus. It is recommended for daytime wear. The scent is available in a blue bottle, the Men's version, and an orange version, for the ladies.

S.T.Dupont is celebrating the return to the big screen of James Bond with a new SPECTRE collection of lighters, pens and a cigar cutter that embody elegance, refinement and cutting-edge technical innovation.

S.T. Dupont released these James Bond Casino Royale collectible lighters side by side of the release of the 2006 Casino Royale movie. James Bond is wearing S.T. Dupont cufflinks in the movie and the design of S.T. Dupont Bond accessories are inspired from the design of the Tuxedo he wears in the movie.

The S.T. Dupont "bullet" cufflinks etched with the 007 logo are one of the most coveted James Bond releases from S.T. Dupont.

The 007 logo is a subtle reference on the bullet-shaped cufflinks, only for the most special occasions. 

When you return home from travels to exotic locations with beautiful women and battles with ingenious arch-enemies, be sure you always keep your keys secure with secret agent style. This palladium-plated bullet key ring features a lamp function to guide your key into the hole every time.

The  S.T. Dupont Gatsby lighter from 2004 was available in different sizes and in black gunmetal or palladium. Both versions feature a bullet-shaped roller and time zone indicator.

The black leather billfold features a compact "bullet" ball pen, three credit card slots and a gusseted, snap pocket for change and other essential items.

The futuristic lair of Franz Oberhauser in the Moroccan desert in SPECTRE features several Interstuhl chairs.

In the 2008 movie Quantum of Solace, we see the new ultra modern office of M. M herself is sitting on an Silver Chair 262S, and there are two empty Silver Chair 101S in the room. The room on the other side of the glass wall is furnished by Bene.

In SPECTRE, we get to take a look at James Bond's flat in London and in it we can see a Leather Chairs of Bath 'Amsterdam' leather chair.

The chair can be seen in the image of Bond's flat on top of this page. In the film, the chair is located in front of the window, and Bond sits on the chair when he talks to Moneypenny.

In the movie Casino Royale (2006), when James Bond (Daniel Craig) is in M's apartment, using her laptop, he sits on a Herman Miller Aeron office chair.

The Herman Miller Aeron, designed by Bill Stumpf and Don Chadwick, has become an icon in chair design and is featured in the Museum of Modern Art in New York (MoMa).

In Casino Royale (2006) when Bond and M meet in M's apartment, they sit on Knoll Barcelona designer chairs. A black version of the chair can also be spotted in Die Another Day (2002).

The chairs at the SPECTRE meeting in the movie SPECTRE are made by British bespoke furniture company Tudor Oak.

A black leather G Plan 6250 armchair was used by villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld, played by Donald Pleasence, in the James Bond film You Only Live Twice (1967). Similar or the same model chairs can be seen in Goldfinger (1963).

A red B&B Italia Serie Up 2000 Armchair and Pouf UP5_6 can be spotted in the 1971 film Diamonds Are Forever.

In the film, the chair is part of the interior of Willard Whyte's summer house ("on the ridge, about ten miles out of town"). The house used for the film was Elrod House, in Palm Springs.

The office desk by Danish architect, furniture designer, professor and researcher Bodil Kjær for E. Pedersen & Søn was featured in several James Bond films.