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Cloche hats have a rich and glamorous history dating back to the 1920s cloche hat era. These hats were all the rage in the Roaring Twenties and a popular accessory for women who wanted to look stylish and chic. The 20s cloche hat is a close-fitting, bell-shaped hat that typically covers the ears and forehead. It is designed to fit snugly on the head and is often worn tilted at an angle to one side. The popularity of cloche hats began to wane in the 1930s, but they never went entirely out of fashion. They experienced a revival in the 1960s and 1970s and are still a popular accessory today.
There are many styles of cloche hats, from the classic bell-shaped design to more modern variations incorporating different materials and embellishments. One of the reasons why cloche hats have endured for so long is their timeless elegance. They are versatile enough to be worn with a variety of outfits, and you can wear them dressed up or down depending on the occasion. They also exude a certain air of mystery and sophistication that is hard to resist. Whether you opt for a vintage-inspired design or a more contemporary take on this classic style, you are sure to turn heads and make a statement whenever you wear a cloche.
“The Vita Cloche is a little slice of vintage style heaven. The lipstick red sinamay cloche is adorned with a swirling pedal straw trimming, giving a playful modern edge to this traditional shape. The Vita looks equally great with a monochrome suit or with a full skirt dress”.
Awon Golding.
There are many styles of cloche hats, from the classic bell-shaped design to more modern variations incorporating different materials and embellishments. One of the reasons why cloche hats have endured for so long is their timeless elegance. They are versatile enough to be worn with a variety of outfits, and you can wear them dressed up or down depending on the occasion. They also exude a certain air of mystery and sophistication that is hard to resist. Whether you opt for a vintage-inspired design or a more contemporary take on this classic style, you are sure to turn heads and make a statement whenever you wear a cloche.
Cloche hats were most popular during the 1920s, so why not embrace the vintage vibe and pair your hat with a flapper-style dress? This combination is perfect for a special occasion or a night out.
To add a pop of colour or texture to your look, tie a scarf around your neck and pair it with your cloche hat. This combination of a cloche hat and scarf is a great way to make a statement and perfect for staying warm in the
autumn and winter.
For a sleek and modern look, pair your cloche hat with an outfit of the same colour, creating a monochromatic effect that is both chic and effortless.
Our top pick from our cloche collection includes two statement pieces.
The Dolores is available as part of Lock Couture by Awon Golding and is fabric cloche with a flattering upturned brim that frames the face beautifully. It is the perfect casual winter hat that’s guaranteed to be equal parts cozy and stylish.
The Peggy Escorial wool cloche is a strikingly stylish cloche with a wide brim and has the feel and look of a contemporary classic. This hat is a perfect accompaniment to your autumn/winter wardrobe.
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The right fit is essential for both comfort and style. A well-fitting flat cap should feel secure without being tight, sit correctly on your head, and complement your face shape.
A flat cap is a rounded, soft-crowned hat with a short, stiff brim at the front. First appearing in Northern England in the 14th century, flat caps became embedded in British and Irish life after a 1571 law encouraged their wear among men of the working classes. By the late 19th and early 20th century, they were worn by everyone from labourers and farmers to gentlemen at leisure. Today, the flat cap retains its heritage charm while being embraced as a versatile style in both town and country.
A flat cap is one of the most versatile hats you can own. Whether you are dressing for a weekend walk, a day in the city, or a smart country wedding, the flat cap adds effortless polish while remaining comfortable and practical. Here is everything you need to know about wearing one with confidence.
Flat caps are designed to last for years, but proper care is key to maintaining their shape, colour, and quality. Different materials -wool, tweed, linen, leather - require slightly different cleaning approaches.
Flat caps are travel-friendly by design, but a little care goes a long way in keeping them looking sharp - whether you are storing them at home or packing them for a trip.
Getting the right size is the key to a perfect fit. Here’s how to measure your head accurately and choose the right flat cap size.
Flat caps remain a staple in 2025, evolving with fresh cuts, new fabrics, and seasonal colour shifts. Here are Lock & Co.’s most notable trends this year, drawn directly from what’s in stock now, with styling tips and product examples to match.
The fedora has long been a symbol of timeless elegance, structured yet soft, refined yet versatile. At Lock & Co., we have shaped the evolution of this iconic silhouette for generations, bringing modern craftsmanship to a classic form.
At Lock & Co., a well-fitting fedora should feel like a natural extension of your personal style, secure yet comfortable, structured yet wearable. It should sit neatly on the head, complementing your silhouette without ever feeling forced.
