Two brands do something almost nobody in this category does: they tell you, product by product, which film the piece appears in. Crockett & Jones names its shoe models per film. N.Peal writes the film into the product description. Both still sell them, and both ship internationally.
That makes Bond one of the few subjects where "what is he wearing" has a first-party answer rather than a freeze-frame guess. Below: the models, the films, the prices, and the one distinction that separates a screen-worn piece from an homage.
The shoes, film by film
Crockett & Jones has been an official partner of the Bond producers since 2021, and it publishes which models appear where. These are the company's own attributions.
Skyfall (2012) — "James Bond wears Crockett & Jones shoes in the 23rd Bond film… These include: Alex in Black Calf, Highbury in Black Calf, Tetbury in Black Wax Calf and Islay in Dark Brown Scotch Grain."
SPECTRE (2015) — "Camberley in Black Calf, Alex in Black Calf, Northcote in Black Wax Calf, Norwich in Black Calf, Radnor in Black Calf and Swansea in Dark Brown Suede."
No Time To Die (2021) — the Highbury in several key scenes, the Molton for the Norway sequence, and James, a wholecut Oxford made as a limited edition for the twenty-fifth film.
The detail worth knowing: the Highbury is the only style to appear in all three — Skyfall, SPECTRE and No Time To Die — all on the same last. If you want one pair that is unambiguously Bond, that is the one.
What they cost, and what is actually in the current range
| Model | Price |
|---|---|
| Molton | $810 |
| Alex | $930 |
| Highbury | $930 |
| Tetbury | $890 |
| Camberley | $1,000 |
| Islay | $1,020 |
| Highbury 2 (Goldfinger 60th) | $1,175 |
| Hamilton (Chelsea boot, Dr. No era) | $1,395 |
| James (No Time To Die limited edition) | $1,495 |
| Bond Coat of Arms velvet slipper | $690 |
International shipping is genuinely broad — the store prices in dollars for the US and Canada, pounds for the UK, euros for sixteen European countries, and pounds for the rest of the world including Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, New Zealand and the UAE.
One thing that will confuse you. The individual product pages for Alex, Islay, Tetbury, Camberley, Molton and Highbury do not mention Bond at all — they read "From the Men's Main Collection." The film attribution lives in the brand's editorial articles and its Bond collection grouping, not on the product itself. So you can be looking at the exact Skyfall shoe on a page that says nothing about Skyfall.
And four models named in the SPECTRE list — Norwich, Swansea, Northcote and Radnor — are not in the current Bond collection. They may still exist in the main range; they are simply not grouped as Bond shoes any more.
The knitwear, where the labelling is even better
N.Peal writes the film into the product copy, which is unusually direct. Their collection page states the pieces were "not just inspired by Bond, but worn by the secret agent in SKYFALL (2012), SPECTRE (2015) and NO TIME TO DIE (2021)."
Note the distinction they draw, because it is the whole point:
Worn on screen:
| Piece | Film | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 007 Crew Neck Cashmere Jumper, Blue Wave | Skyfall — the defence of Skyfall Lodge | $410 / £295 |
| 007 Cable Roll Neck, Fumo Grey | SPECTRE | $455 / £355 |
| 007 Fine Gauge Mock Neck, Dark Charcoal | SPECTRE teaser poster | $410 / £295 |
| 007 Ribbed Army Sweater, Navy | No Time To Die, final act | $495 / £379 |
| 007 Round Neck Cotton Cashmere Henley | No Time To Die | $235 / £165 |
| 007 Combat Trousers | No Time To Die | $345 / £245 |
| 007 Braces | No Time To Die | $70 / £50 |
| 007 Herringbone Cashmere Scarf | Skyfall Lodge | $175 / £125 |
"Inspired by" rather than worn:
- 007 Woven 3 Piece Suit — Goldfinger (1964) — $1,690 / £1,195
- 007 Milano Knitted Cashmere Jacket — Goldfinger — $1,250 / £895
- 007 5 Button Cashmere Polo — The Living Daylights (1987) — $460
- 007 Knitted Cashmere Tie — The Man with the Golden Gun / Goldfinger — $150 / £110
- 007 Chunky Ribbed Cashmere Hat — The Living Daylights — $195 / £135
The Blue Wave crew neck is the original. The partnership began in 2012 for Skyfall with that specific jumper, and it is still made.
On shipping: N.Peal runs regional storefronts rather than one global cart. The US site ships within the US, free, by DHL, in around eight working days. The UK site is free over £300 and the EU site over €350. So you buy from your own region's store.
The costume designer, on the record
Suttirat Anne Larlarb designed No Time To Die, and Crockett & Jones publishes her words on its own site:
"The tuxedo is the most iconic of the James Bond wardrobe looks… and the finishing touch to the tuxedo is, of course, the right pair of shoes."
"Bond is known for his perfectly elegant comportment in all situations and in No Time To Die, Crockett & Jones's shoes are very much a part of that equation."
A brand publishing the costume designer's assessment of its own product is about as strong as attribution gets in this field.
The one thing to be careful about
Tom Ford is the gap. Bond's suits in the Craig era were Tom Ford, and the two cuts — the O'Connor and the Windsor — are still sold under those names. But Tom Ford's site no longer mentions Bond anywhere. Searching their own store for the franchise returns nothing.
The brand went through an ownership change in 2023, and the Bond marketing appears to have been removed with it. So the suits exist, the names exist, and the connection is now undocumented by the seller. We are not going to map specific cuts to specific films on that basis — the products are real, the film attribution is not currently published by anyone who would know.
And Barbour is thinner than it looks. Their site carries exactly one sentence about Bond: that a To Ki To sports jacket "was adapted for Daniel Craig to wear as James Bond in the 2012 film Skyfall." That jacket is long discontinued. The closest current product, the Beacon Sports Waxed Jacket at £399 / $745, describes itself as inspired by that limited edition and does not mention Bond.
What we would buy
- The Highbury at $930, if you want one pair. It is the only model that appears in three films, and it is a genuinely good shoe independent of that.
- The Blue Wave crew neck at $410 / £295. It is the piece that started the partnership, it was worn on screen, and N.Peal says so on the product page.
- The braces at $70, if you want something screen-worn that costs less than dinner.
- Not a Tom Ford O'Connor "because it is the Bond suit." It may well be. Nobody who would know is currently saying so.
FAQ
What shoes does James Bond wear? Crockett & Jones, and the brand publishes which models per film. Skyfall used Alex, Highbury, Tetbury and Islay; SPECTRE used Camberley, Alex, Northcote, Norwich, Radnor and Swansea; No Time To Die used Highbury, Molton and a limited-edition wholecut called James.
Which one appears in the most films? The Highbury — the only style in Skyfall, SPECTRE and No Time To Die, all on the same last. $930.
Why doesn't the product page mention Bond? Because the film attribution sits in the brand's editorial articles and collection grouping rather than on individual product pages. The Alex and Highbury pages read "From the Men's Main Collection."
Which N.Peal pieces were actually worn on screen? The Blue Wave crew neck (Skyfall), the Fumo Grey cable roll neck and charcoal mock neck (SPECTRE), and the navy ribbed army sweater, henley, combat trousers and braces (No Time To Die). The Goldfinger and Living Daylights pieces are described by the brand as inspired by, not worn.
How much is the Skyfall jumper? $410 in the US, £295 in the UK. It is the piece that began the partnership in 2012.
Do these brands ship internationally? Crockett & Jones ships broadly, pricing in USD, GBP and EUR with a rest-of-world option covering Australia and much of Asia. N.Peal runs separate regional stores, so you buy from your own region.
What about Bond's Tom Ford suits? The O'Connor and Windsor cuts are still sold, but Tom Ford's site no longer mentions Bond at all. The connection is real historically and currently undocumented by the seller.
Is the Barbour jacket buyable? Not the one from Skyfall. Barbour's single Bond sentence refers to a discontinued To Ki To jacket. The current Beacon Sports Waxed Jacket at £399 is described as inspired by it and makes no Bond claim.