Shoes & Clothing

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Where there is Bond there is fashion and glamour. In the 1960's France  produced many items of 007 aparrel, mostly for men, raincoats hats & shirts etc. America & UK followed with shirts, underwear, shoes and socks & jumpers (sweaters).

All items of 1960's clothing are rare, especially prized in any original 007 packaging. Seen above is a welcome return to glamour, and a bit of fun. Die Another Day ( bad title! ) womens tights and stockings - 4 styles to collect!

James Bond Shoes!

1966 Hush Puppy shoes and to the right Bond shoes marketed for Tomorrow Never Dies