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They did not answer me.What did C&J say when you contacted them about the shoes?
I have no doubt, these shoes are genuine, but I don't think they are of recent production. I would place them somewhere in the mid- late 90s. The leather (only judging by the pictures) looks to me very much like the leather Church's used to sell as "Genuine Cape Buck" which is an antelope leather with a shorter nap than the 'reversed calf' of today.
If the shoes are really made from this leather, than you've got yourself a pair of shoes in a superior material (presumably at a bargain price).
C&J can be a touch slow in responding in my experience (if you contacted the factory), took over a week for a request I made a few months back.They did not answer me.
Hi guys. What do You think about these shoes: is it fake or not?
they have all the signs of being real...
pretty decent price and shoes at shipton
Nice to see you @CTBrummie hope you're well?
Love to see those proper Church's
They are! I have this one:
http://www.shipton-usa.com/mens-shoes/winchester-mens-black-calf-half-brogue.html
Soles are the same as benchgrade, leather quality of the uppers is not. Additionally the one I have is canvas lined at the front of the shoe, even though the site says "fully calf leather lined."
C&J clearly has different levels of quality they can use for different manufacturers. That said, the S&H C&Js are certainly worth a look at that price.
A bit average at the moment, mate, getting over a bout of the flu right now! I'll try and gets some pics up this weekend...