Luffield

Name: John Lobb Luffield
Brand: John Lobb
Availability: UsedCondition

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Scene

Casino Royale

James Bond

In the closing Lake Como sequence, James Bond arrives by boat at Mr. White's villa on the shores of Lake Como wearing these black leather derbies with his navy three-piece Brioni suit. The shoes remain visible as Bond intercepts White outside the house, shoots him in the leg, and delivers the line "The name's Bond, James Bond," marking the film's final transformation into the fully formed 007.

Shoes

About This Product

The John Lobb Luffield is a classic two-eyelet derby in black Museum Calf leather, identified by specialist Bond clothing references as the on-screen model worn in Casino Royale. It features a plain vamp, sweeping quarters, a hand-finished bevelled waist, and traditional leather-soled construction. The Museum Calf leather is known for its subtly marbled patina and depth of color. This model comes from John Lobb's ready-to-wear line, produced in Northampton and distinct from the original London bespoke house.