We just love a shoe with a bit of heritage behind the brand, and Grenson certainly ticks all the boxes. Grenson was founded by William Green in 1866 who learnt his trade as a shoe maker from his mother. Beginning as a cottage-based business it has retained the high, hand made standards of its founder. Today Grenson shoes are more popular than ever due to collaborations with forward thinking designers, which they marry with their classic style.
Grenson - Bernie, £170 in super soft grey suede and black leather toe cap.
Workers in the factory, these traditional methods are still used today.
L-R: Grenson Stanley in Blue & Grey, £160
William in Indigo & Grey, £155
Cary Grant, one of many famous Grenson wearers
Grenson Dylan in Mole & White, £155
Cary get's the girl in his Grensons
Meet Archie, a classic chunky brouge made in the finest of leathers.
Available in Tan & Black, £178
Grenson have made a correspondent version of their Dylan shoe to tie in with Baz Luhrmanns upcoming remake of the Great Gatsby. Grenson supplied Robert Redford with his shoes for the original...
With Goodyear Welted leather soles Grenson's are beautiful shoes that are built to last, even if you're not as light on your feet as their other famous customer, Fred!
Get yours at our Soho or Camden
stores
