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I received the following response from Kurt Geiger regarding their C&J's:

Unfortunately we currently are unable to ship to the United States from

our UK website.  USA delivery is currently only available on the Kurt Geiger USA website.


We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
I can confirm we are always updating our USA site we new styles and

brands, so we would advise to sign up to our newsletter where you would

be informed of all new arrivals.


I also learned from them that they don't deduct VAT for outside-of-EU purchases. No thanks.
 

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I have a pair of Northcotes which I have had for only a few months and they have been worn about 20 times so far in dry weather. They are stromwelted with Dainite rubber soles. However I noticed today that the right shoe at the front has developed a split, i.e. the rubber layer has separated from the other layer above it. Should this be happening? I didnt expect something like this to happen to £350+ shoes (which I may add have been treated with care). And is there anything I can use to glue it back together?





 
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I have a pair of Northcotes which I have had for only a few months and they have been worn about 20 times so far in dry weather. They are stromwelted with Dainite rubber soles. However I noticed today that the right shoe at the front has developed a split, i.e. the rubber layer has separated from the other layer above it. Should this be happening? I didnt expect something like this to happen to £350+ shoes (which I may add have been treated with care). And is there anything I can use to glue it back together?






C and J are know for their excellent customer service so if you explain what you just said they should fix that for you. (most likely by gluing and restitching the welt to the sole of that portion).
 

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...and its sister, the Maidwell.

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Has anyone seen the Maidwell in the flesh?

These look like the complete package - brilliant colour, nice brogueing, and no penis-shaped medallions ala the Selbourne. 360 last.

Unfortunately C&J London don't sell this normally and can only sell it as a special order for 625 pounds.
 

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I have a pair of Northcotes which I have had for only a few months and they have been worn about 20 times so far in dry weather. They are stromwelted with Dainite rubber soles. However I noticed today that the right shoe at the front has developed a split, i.e. the rubber layer has separated from the other layer above it. Should this be happening? I didnt expect something like this to happen to £350+ shoes (which I may add have been treated with care). And is there anything I can use to glue it back together?







I'd just take that to a good shoe repair and have them re-glue it and hammer it down.
 

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C and J are know for their excellent customer service so if you explain what you just said they should fix that for you. (most likely by gluing and restitching the welt to the sole of that portion).

The stitching has not been affected, only the glue. I will give them a call to check.

I'd just take that to a good shoe repair and have them re-glue it and hammer it down.

If I did that then when time comes to re-sole my shoes C&J will not accept them.
 

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The stitching has not been affected, only the glue. I will give them a call to check.


If I did that then when time comes to re-sole my shoes C&J will not accept them.

I'm not sure where you heard that but it is simply not true...

I've had my shoes repaired by B. Nelson's in NYC (the same shoe repair that C&J NYC uses for minor things...) and also had the same shoes sent back to C&J northhampton for re-sole...
 

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I'm not sure where you heard that but it is simply not true...

I've had my shoes repaired by B. Nelson's in NYC (the same shoe repair that C&J NYC uses for minor things...) and also had the same shoes sent back to C&J northhampton for re-sole...


Seconded. I had a similar issue with a pair of Galways and Edward Green suggested doing it myself or taking it to a local cobbler to fix as it was so minor.
 

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Holy **** those are amazing. I want quadruple leather headbashing outsole for casual fridays
 
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