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LOCK & CO. CELEBRATES 350 YEARS
The first of twelve heritage-inspired hats, created to mark 350 years of Lock & Co., is here: The 350 Gill Flat Cap.
Revamp your wardrobe with our new season women’s and men’s hat styles.
Throughout the year, we’ll be unveiling special launches, hosting commemorative events, and introducing exclusive anniversary gifts.
Lock & Co. Hatters, London, has a sincere commitment to protecting the craft and skills of hat-making. As a British hat store and small family business, we strive to be a responsible retailer and genuinely want to make a difference.
Lock & Co. Hatters, London, has a sincere commitment to protecting the craft and skills of hat-making. As a British hat store and small family business, we strive to be a responsible retailer and genuinely want to make a difference.
Explore Lock & Co.'s timeless best-sellers, hats and caps for men and women that define enduring style and elegance.
Our passion for hats is limitless and our knowledge unrivalled. For close to 350 years, Lock & Co. Hatters of London have worked with the best felts, tweeds, cloth, and cashmere fabrics sourced exclusively from around the world. Drawing from our unique British heritage and craftsmanship, we create both traditional and modern hat designs for men and women, with scrupulous attention to quality and fit. Lock & Co. Hatters was established in 1676, making it not only the oldest hat shop in London but also the oldest in the world. Our name is synonymous with the finest hats in England. Today, Lock & Co. is celebrated among the most famous hat makers in the UK, renowned for exceptional craftsmanship, timeless style, and enduring quality.
Every Lock & Co. hat purchased is carefully and expertly hand-prepared in our London shop by one of our Hatters, before being whisked out of our famous green front door at No. 6, St James’s Street, London SW1A 1EF. Lock & Co.'s commitment to hat quality is trusted and respected; everything that you would come to expect from the home of hats since 1676.
