Lock & Co. Vicenzo Fedora Hat

The James Bond Vicenzo Fedora Hat is inspired by one worn by Tracy Di Vicenzo in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969).

Tracy Di Vicenzo (played by Diana Rigg) wears the hat when she visits the bull fight and and goes horse riding with James Bond (George Lazenby).

The Lock & Co. Vicenzo Fedora Hat is part of the 007 x Lock & Co. limited edition collection and differs from he original, most notably by not having the bow around the hat.

Made in a limited series, the collector's piece is crafted by hand in the traditional way using historic millinery techniques. The particularly fine quality of wool comes from a rare sheep breed founded by King Philip II of Spain in 1584. Escorial is a rare and luxurious wool, which today can only be found in small numbers in Australia and New Zealand. The Escorial fibre is like a curled spring and when stretched throughout the production processes its natural memory returns it to the original curled state. It is this characteristic that makes Escorial hats lightweight and resilient.

Price: £395 GBP

The Vicenzo hat cap is exclusively available via the 007 Store and Lock & Co Hatters.

About Lock & Co.

Lock & Co. was established in 1676, and is the oldest hat shop in the world, the oldest shop in London and one of the oldest family-owned businesses still in existence.

Their designs have graced the heads of some of the greatest figures in history from Admiral Lord Nelson, Sir Winston Churchill and Oscar Wilde, to David Beckham, Benedict Cumberbatch and Kate Moss. Founded by James Lock, the company is now run by the 7th generation of the family from the shop at No. 6 St. James’s Street, London and holds two Royal Warrants.

Lock & Co. hats were worn in several James Bond movies.