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"      It&amp;#039;s hard not to get a little jaded when you hear of yet more co-branded collaborations lurching onto the retail scene. Doesn&amp;#039;t anyone do anything on their own anymore? But just when you think nothing can surprise you, along comes an Anglo-Anglo tie-up that is so authentic that it will moisten the eye of any red-blooded Englishman and, frankly, anyone else who might be interested in honest-to-goodness authenticity. Because Barbour and Grenson have made a shoe together that bears some of Grenson&amp;#039;s best hallmarks \u2014 light tan leather, lug sole, brogueing, but also panelled in waxed green canvas of the kind made into those storied country jackets for which Barbour is rightly famous. The shoes are appearing round about now in very limited numbers at Barneys in NY. We can only applaud. If fellow Brits Jude Law and Kiera Knightly got it together, the resulting offspring could scarcely be more British, or good looking, than these shoes. Here&amp;#039;s a video, not of Jude Law and Kiera Knightly, sorry, but of the shoes being made in Grenson&amp;#039;s Northampton factory. And click below for Grenson Owner Tim Little&amp;#039;s explanation of how this collaboration came about in the first place.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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