Grenson AW13 & G:Lab

Grenson was founded in 1866 by William Green who produced shoes and boots to order from his home in Rushden Northamptonshire. He opened his first factory in 1874 and Green & Son soon became Grenson.

Tim Little joined the brand in 2005 and helped reinvigorate the heritage name. In 2010 he bought the company for an undisclosed sum and has since driven the business on to be a renowned name among men's footwear.

This season sees the re-launch of favourite designs such as the Archie brougue, Curt derby, Fred and Hadley boots as well as some additions to the collection, which has a contemporary feel with rubberised chunky soles and vivid colourways.

Grenson are currently in situ at the Liberty London store, until the 3rd November, in the men's shoe department where you can experience their personalised shoe service the G-Lab. Here you can personalise a range of details and fittings which will be made for you at the Grenson factory. For more info visit the webiste here or pop in to Liberty where one of their technicians will be able to help.

Photo Source: Men's Reverie