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post #16 of 21

5/18/12 at 11:09am

Erka

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I have been using Bexley shoes since 2005,believe me they are good a last long.

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post #17 of 21

5/23/12 at 1:12am

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Has anyone been able to successfully place a Bexley order from the US? I tried multiple times, and each time the credit card charge got rejected either by their website or via email 24 hours later.

post #18 of 21

10/22/12 at 10:50am

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Here are some of my Bexleys:

From left to right, top to bottom:
Bexley Flager, RM Williams Turnout, Bexley Enfield
Bexley Whitehall, Allen Edmonds chucka, Bexley Bloomingdale.

My sizing: normally I wear EUR 42.5 in most trainers and many shoes.
The Bexley Flager is size EUR 42.5 and fits true to size.
The RM Williams Turnout is size 9G and fits a little too loose, but less than a half size.
The Bexley Enfield is EUR 42.5 and is a little too loose, half a size I would say.
The Bexley Whitehall is size EUR 43 and is certainly half a size too big.
The Allen Edmonds is size US8.5 (which is about EUR41.5 -EUR42) and fits perfectly.
The Bexley Bloomingdales are size EUR43 and are a bit more than half a size too big, which is very unfortunate.

post #19 of 21

11/1/12 at 8:29am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rossi

Here are some of my Bexleys:

From left to right, top to bottom:
Bexley Flager, RM Williams Turnout, Bexley Enfield
Bexley Whitehall, Allen Edmonds chucka, Bexley Bloomingdale.
My sizing: normally I wear EUR 42.5 in most trainers and many shoes.
The Bexley Flager is size EUR 42.5 and fits true to size.
The RM Williams Turnout is size 9G and fits a little too loose, but less than a half size.
The Bexley Enfield is EUR 42.5 and is a little too loose, half a size I would say.
The Bexley Whitehall is size EUR 43 and is certainly half a size too big.
The Allen Edmonds is size US8.5 (which is about EUR41.5 -EUR42) and fits perfectly.
The Bexley Bloomingdales are size EUR43 and are a bit more than half a size too big, which is very unfortunate.

Are you happy with the Bexley Enfield?

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11/2/12 at 12:28pm

rossi

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Here's another picture of my Enfield after a rainy day:

Good points:
* price. I paid about 90€ with fidelity rebates
* lug rubber sole
* OK leather.

Bad points:
* slightly oversized, perhaps half a size.
But I think that if you buy half a size smaller, it's possible that the midfoot part might be a little narrow, especially with winter socks.
Something to think about if you have wide feet
* the toe cap is a little too long. As you can see on my picture, there is creasing at about 1 cm from the end of it, which means that it would
probably also crease if I had a half size smaller.
However, on this picture from a French forum (not mine), you don't see this problem: