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gooter

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If a Canadian were so inclined to purchase a pair of C&J boots what would be the best method to accomplish this?

Edit: I searched the thread and it looks like a few people have ordered from Robert Old. Wondering if there are better/other/newer options
 
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If a Canadian were so inclined to purchase a pair of C&J boots what would be the best method to accomplish this? 

Edit: I searched the thread and it looks like a few people have ordered from Robert Old. Wondering if there are better/other/newer options 


Whatcha lookin' for?
 

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Ordering from the UK online retailers is pretty much chaos at this point. At the moment, it seems that Robert Old and C&J Mail Order UK are the options, but their customer service is... to put it in a 'nice' way... not the same as the traditional online retailers (who are no longer viable due to stock issues).
 

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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Ralph...?pt=UK_Men_s_Shoes&hash=item4607942056&_uhb=1
What are the chances!!! AND your size
Although these may be the Lindricks


I considered buying those for quite some time, but in the end I went for the Skye 2 instead even though it was sixty pounds more. Rubber sole and speed hooks on the Skye 2 made the choice for me. I also sort of prefer the heel counter of the Skye 2 to the horizontal row of brogueing on the Lindrick.

Still, for us Europeans it's a pretty good deal on the Lindrick.
 

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Skye 2 but I'm not sure what size since I've never worn C&J before. Probably a 9.5 or 10

You may have no choice but to order this new cordovan style via C&J mailorder or at a C&J own store (UK, US). If you contact them via the website form they will post you the full mail order catalog and order form with prices and shipping in GBP.

Some have mentioned Robert Old in the UK as a good alternative stockist but my understanding is that C&J will only supply limited styles to regular bricks and mortar and ecommerce stockists. For them there is a separate stock list which is not as comprehensive as the C&J mail order list. However some stockists may be able to get around this so there is no harm in contacting Robert Old, Pediwear, Edwards of Manchester, Shoe Healer and any other stockists you can google. I believe there is a new regular stock list catalog about to launch so you never know Skye2 might be on it but I would doubt it.

From personal experience though I tried to order a pair of regular calf Skyes from Shoe Healer in the UK earlier this year but Richard could not fulfil as that style was for C&J shops and mailorder only. I also tried to get a Harlech shell boot from my local Europe based B&M shop but again response from C&J factory was the same - only available directly from C&J.


Looks lovely in shell from the photos I've seen. If you get I dont think you will be disappointed. Would love to have been able to get a shell boot as my first C&J
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Ordering from the UK online retailers is pretty much chaos at this point. At the moment, it seems that Robert Old and C&J Mail Order UK are the options, but their customer service is... to put it in a 'nice' way... not the same as the traditional online retailers (who are no longer viable due to stock issues).


Try Chistopher Forbes or C&J dirset on Jermyn Street. I wear UK 12E and they had few boots in stock, wait is under 2 weeks if not.
 
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Definitely call the Jermyn Street stores direct. When you do you will be speaking with a comissioned sales associate who is very motivated to get shoes into your hands. The only drawback that I've found in this regard is that they will prefer to ship DHL which often means customs fees. Ask them to ship Royal Mail as you are far less likely to be charged customs duties via the mail. Although, of course, there are never guarantees as to when you will, or won't be charged duties.

The mail order fulfillment department must not be so motivated. :embar:
 

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