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Two hours to shop for shoes/boots in London-Where?
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After Jermyn st. you could walk up north through the Burlington Arcade (Church & C&J) to JM Weston (Vigo St), then to the Ralph Lauren store (corner of Vigo and New Bond st), and finally up to Lodger (15 Clifford St). There might be other shoe stores in the area (I think there's another Church's shop on New Bond St.).
Other than that, I've read several people recommend John Rushton's shop (http://www.johnrushtonshoes.com/)... I haven't yet been there so I can't comment.
Other than that, I've read several people recommend John Rushton's shop (http://www.johnrushtonshoes.com/)... I haven't yet been there so I can't comment.
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I am leaning toward a Brogue from C&J or Trickers. I prefer the lighter colors of Trickers, but wonder how they will look when rained upon in Copenhagen?
I am prepared to be flexible. I will check out those two shops and John Rushton if I have time on foot.
I am prepared to be flexible. I will check out those two shops and John Rushton if I have time on foot.
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I am leaning toward a Brogue from C&J or Trickers. I prefer the lighter colors of Trickers, but wonder how they will look when rained upon in Copenhagen?Originally Posted by Frihed89
I am prepared to be flexible. I will check out those two shops and John Rushton if I have time on foot.
Mine were quite good after being rained in Brussels! I second Trickers as the best quality/price ratio in english shoes!
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I spent 3 hours on Jermyn St. and tried on countless shoes at Trickers, but nothing fit. I eventaully would up next door at C&J and bought and bought a Chepstow Grain boot. They looked good on me in casual clothes and fit well.
Thanks,
mac
Thanks,
mac
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