Founded in 1866, Grenson, one of the only six remaining British footwear brands to start in Northampton, was the first brand in the world to mass-produce men's leather shoes using Goody special shoe technology, which is on a par with Loake.
 
Grenson's glorious development in the 40s of the 20th century, and by the 70s of the 20th century, Grenson's shoes gradually faded out of fashion due to their outdated design. It wasn't until it was acquired by Tim Little in 2010 that Grenson got back on track. Nowadays, Grenson has the restraint of traditional British handmade shoes, as well as the fashion of modern elements, and the style is trendy, but because of the lack of classic British style, it has been criticized by some users who pursue classics, but its lively and fashionable style is also loved by many young people.
 
Grenson is best known for his Brogué shoes and Chelsea boots, which became the darling of many Hollywood stars in the '40s. Today, Brock design is still its core competency, accounting for almost half of the Grenson's market, and most shoes are invariably embellished with Brock carving.
 
Grenson is famous for its ready-to-wear shoes, which mainly include three series: G:Zero, G:One, and G:Two. The G:zero collection is Grenson's most high-end shoe, made in the UK, the equivalent of the original masterpiece collection, Grenson uses the finest French and Italian calf leathers for the collection, and pays great attention to details, such as the handwritten signature on the sole. G:one is also an original British collection, the quality is equivalent to the previous rose series, the main feature of the G:one series is that it is very good at using retro pop elements, and the upper is mainly shiny leather. In terms of style recommendation, the G:Zero series of full brogue oxfords 0004, 0004-235, 0004-02, G:one series of full brogue oxfords Albert are excellent choices, the addition of carved decorations make the leather shoes no longer dull and serious, very suitable for men who want to try "yuppie style".
 
Some of the shoes in the G:Two series are made in India, which is a significant difference from the two classic collections of G:Zero and G:One, but the overall quality is good and the price is very affordable, so it can be used as an entry-level collection. With a history of more than 80 years, Stanley, and its "brother" Angus are Grenson's most classic shoes, priced under 2,000 yuan, which are very suitable for men who pursue cost-effectiveness. However, it can be difficult for men who want 100% British production, so be sure to check the origin carefully before placing an order.