GQ Eye -
13 Dec 2013 21:30

Nike's no stranger to linking up with some of Europe's best fabric mills. In the past, they've used Harris Tweed for shoes and clothes, and more recently, enlisted the floral print masters from Liberty of London to add some spring in their sneakers. Now, the sportswear brand has tapped 241-year old clothmaker Fox Brothers for a seasonal collaboration. Founded in 1772, Fox Brothers was a pioneer in the wool industry, championing the hardy fabric for suiting. In fact, until the 1950s, they held th...
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