Crockett & Jones MTO Central

I am still in for the Harlech and it looks like I'm in the first 12!

I'm curious about sizing. Im a 9.5 E in the Alden grant last, 9.5 E in the AE 5 last, and a 9 E in the Alden trubalance last. Any help would be appreciated.

I have a brand new in the box pair of Whiskey Harlech's in 10E. Email me if you're interested in them without the wait from C&J.

eljimberino said:

Have the previous order of Skye Whisky Cordovan been delivered yet? Any photos?

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I think we have another 2-3 months at least of waiting before those start showing up.

tdes81 said:

I think we have another 2-3 months at least of waiting before those start showing up.

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Yeah. =/ according to Lauren when I last emailed her in the beginning of March, it is a 16-week turnaround. That puts them on schedule for sometime in July.



alexSF said:

http://www.frame.jp/products/detail.php?product_id=28104

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Wow these are sic. Wonder what the shipped conversion price to the States would be.. Unreal shoe..



chipshot said:

Wow these are sic. Wonder what the shipped conversion price to the States would be.. Unreal shoe..

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Did BEn Silver offer these in the past? I know they offered the Boston in Whiskey.

chipshot said:

Wow these are sic. Wonder what the shipped conversion price to the States would be.. Unreal shoe..

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I suspect that, after shipping costs are added (if they're prepared to ship overseas), you'd be looking at $1100 or so for a pair of tassel loafers.

Unfortunately, imported shoes, particularly those imported from the UK and US, are very expensive in Japan as there's a significant import tax applied to them.

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- If you could persuade the shop to ship overseas, then there's a chance that they might agree to remove the consumption tax from the price for you, so that would save you a bit. However, if you have a use a proxy, then you wouldn't get the consumption tax removed and you'd pay full price.

- Sizes are limited - they only go up to 8.5 (which I assume would be UK sizing).

- They've got a few other models in whiskey shell, too, a split-toe blucher called the Moreton and a long-wing blucher called the Cheviot. There's also a plain-toe blucher in dark brown shell.

This may be a redundant question considering the availability of BB black fleece boots (N/A in Australia) but, is anyone interested in a group-buy for C&J Coniston in black scotch grain??

I believe the requirement to produce these boots at standard/retail price is minimum 12 orders. Configuration would be as per image below (Dainite sole, black scotch grain leather, brown midsole and welt).

Delivery is 6-8 month (just in time for southern hemisphere winter next year! maybe....)

Does C&J accommodate larger sizes? I need a 13EEE. If so, please put me down as interested in the Whisky shell Harlech. Thanks!



Johknee said:

This may be a redundant question considering the availability of BB black fleece boots (N/A in Australia) but, is anyone interested in a group-buy for C&J Coniston in black scotch grain?? I believe the requirement to produce these boots at standard/retail price is minimum 12 orders. Configuration would be as per image below (Dainite sole, black scotch grain leather, brown midsole and welt). Delivery is 6-8 month (just in time for southern hemisphere winter next year! maybe....)

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These actually look really nice!

hoit1981 said:

These actually look really nice!

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Indeed!!

polishrifle said:

Does C&J accommodate larger sizes? I need a 13EEE. If so, please put me down as interested in the Whisky shell Harlech. Thanks!

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We bigger-footed types have a thread you might find interesting.

http://www.styleforum.net/t/341686/...cated-to-info-on-where-to-get-plus-size-shoes

Thanks @Penfold, lots of good info in there.

I'd be interested in adding my name to the list for the harlech GMTO. Have PM'd for details

So tempting to also get the Harlech... really like that last