Introducing the James Bond Cap by Penfold.

Backstory. When the Penfold ball was used by Bond in 1964's Goldfinger, its legendary status was set. "Here's my Penfold Hearts" was part of 007's winning round against Goldfinger and goes down as part of the best-loved golf game in cinema. 

Details. This cap is made from a light and breathable 100% cotton and features the signature details of the iconic baseball design: a curved brim with six lines of topstitched detailing, a six paneled dome with contrast colour reinforced ventilation holes and a covered button at the top in cream. The front features an embroidered 007 with a cutaway back and silver-finish metal size adjuster. 

The makers. Penfold Hearts has been an icon in golf history since Penfold was established in 1927. A.E. Penfold had already made a name for himself by designing the "Maxfli" ball for Dunlop and when he set up his company, the goal was simple - produce the world's best golf ball with unique markings in line with Penfold’s flair and creativity. His namesake went on to be immortalised in Bond lore.