Hi all,
I was lurking until now. Thank you for a lot of insightful information
I have a sizing question regarding C&J Boots and I hope you could give me some advice:
Normally I have a 7,5 UK size. I bought a pair of Islays in 7,0 due to the advice of the sales agent in a C&J Store in Brussels. Back home I have some doubt about the sizing. It fits pretty snug.
I ordered a pair of Conistons and regarding the sizing there was a confusion with the conversion between UK and EU sizes. They delivered a 8 and 8,5 UK instead of 7,5 and 8. I tried on Conistons in size 7,5 and I had problems with the toe box anyway, so smaller might be not and option at all.
I know tried both models side to side today. Now to the question: Do you expect the boots to give in? I read that boots are constructed more sturdy and would not give in. If they do, the sie 7 would be ok. Now they are a bit too snug and I would wish for a little bit more space. However, the Conistons feel very comfortable. But if they give in, I would expect them to be a little bit too large. What also confuses me: The Islays look as if the toe cap construction would come out a bit (sorry for my english). I hope it is visible on the images. Is this normal or could it be a sign they are too small and the leather gets pushed up? The Conistons however, seem do "crease" (in lack of a better word) a bit much on the shaft. Could you please take a look at the photos and tell me if this is normal with these kind of boots? I know, remote fixing of size issues is problematic
Thank you very much
Gerd
I was lurking until now. Thank you for a lot of insightful information
I have a sizing question regarding C&J Boots and I hope you could give me some advice:
Normally I have a 7,5 UK size. I bought a pair of Islays in 7,0 due to the advice of the sales agent in a C&J Store in Brussels. Back home I have some doubt about the sizing. It fits pretty snug.
I ordered a pair of Conistons and regarding the sizing there was a confusion with the conversion between UK and EU sizes. They delivered a 8 and 8,5 UK instead of 7,5 and 8. I tried on Conistons in size 7,5 and I had problems with the toe box anyway, so smaller might be not and option at all.
I know tried both models side to side today. Now to the question: Do you expect the boots to give in? I read that boots are constructed more sturdy and would not give in. If they do, the sie 7 would be ok. Now they are a bit too snug and I would wish for a little bit more space. However, the Conistons feel very comfortable. But if they give in, I would expect them to be a little bit too large. What also confuses me: The Islays look as if the toe cap construction would come out a bit (sorry for my english). I hope it is visible on the images. Is this normal or could it be a sign they are too small and the leather gets pushed up? The Conistons however, seem do "crease" (in lack of a better word) a bit much on the shaft. Could you please take a look at the photos and tell me if this is normal with these kind of boots? I know, remote fixing of size issues is problematic
Thank you very much
Gerd