
LUCKY SEVEN
Lucky Seven was founded in London in 2009, inspired by the world of film and popular culture. The vision was to create a custom cap brand that carried unique patches based on iconic imagery and subtle references from cult films and tv shows; all of which are still available within our cap builder archive.
Today Lucky Seven continues to bring exclusive culturally inspired collaborations from the world of music, film, art, entertainment and much more, with a growing range of premium headwear.
There’s a reason we’re called Lucky Seven, it’s because seven is so, well lucky. It’s a put a smile-on-you-face kind of number, one that’s bound-up in hope, fortune and success. It’s the most worn-out pocket on roulette wheels the world over, the most popular Lotto number, the big triple strike on a fruit machine. Think about it: seven days in a week, seven colours of the rainbow, Seven Wonders of the World, and according to Kurosawa, Seven sword-wielding Samurai. Don’t forget the world was made in seven days and when it comes to deadly sins, that’s right, there’re seven to choose from. Okay, so not everyone subscribes to the same theological schools of thought but for the more Eastern of mystics, Hinduism counts not one, not two, but seven chakras.

LUCKY SEVEN
Lucky Seven was founded in London in 2009, inspired by the world of film and popular culture. The vision was to create a custom cap brand that carried unique patches based on iconic imagery and subtle references from cult films and tv shows; all of which are still available within our cap builder archive.
Today Lucky Seven continues to bring exclusive culturally inspired collaborations from the world of music, film, art, entertainment and much more, with a growing range of premium headwear.
There’s a reason we’re called Lucky Seven, it’s because seven is so, well lucky. It’s a put a smile-on-you-face kind of number, one that’s bound-up in hope, fortune and success. It’s the most worn-out pocket on roulette wheels the world over, the most popular Lotto number, the big triple strike on a fruit machine. Think about it: seven days in a week, seven colours of the rainbow, Seven Wonders of the World, and according to Kurosawa, Seven sword-wielding Samurai. Don’t forget the world was made in seven days and when it comes to deadly sins, that’s right, there’re seven to choose from. Okay, so not everyone subscribes to the same theological schools of thought but for the more Eastern of mystics, Hinduism counts not one, not two, but seven chakras.







