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J.Crew @ Dec 16th 2007 10:14PM
Ironic that an Indian company would take over a the British marques...
Paul P. @ Dec 16th 2007 11:03PM
Haha, that was my first thought.
Valentino Amoro @ Dec 17th 2007 2:22AM
Wow. It's amazing to think 60 years ago the sun never set on the British Empire. Colonialism at it's peak with 'feeder countries' like India, Kenya etc all loosing blood to the East India Company and the monarchy.
It's pretty remarkable how present generations in both India and the UK have moved forward and we're at a time where people in the British factories in the heart of the UK look as the Indian takeover as a source of hope!