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Triumph by Paul Smith by Josh Rubin

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Keeping it Brit, favorite fashion designer Paul Smith has teamed up with the classic motorcycle manufacturer Triumph. The collaboration will yield a Triumph branded denim and t-shirt line in addition to Paul Smith styled motorcycles. Only 100 of the Bonneville T100 bikes will be available, each numbered and featuring a P.S. design.

The clothes will be available in Paul Smith shops and online. While the bikes must be ordered from a Triumph dealer.

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