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What a mark-up! It takes the piss. And more so when they refuse to tell you who makes the shoes.

I'm always wary of made-for shoes. In most cases, you're going to pay more for a pair you could easily get elsewhere. For example, W.S. Foster's EG line is in the region of £725. Go into EG next door, I say.
 
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The mark-up is absurd.

I think N&L use Cheaney's lower-line - i.e. boots £399, now £299; shoes - £369, now £269.

Given that Cheaney retail at around £300, that's a big drop. It isn't of course if they are made from Cheaney's mid £200 range.
 
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What a mark-up! It takes the piss. And more so when they refuse to tell you who makes the shoes.
I'm always wary of made-for shoes. In most cases, you're going to pay more for a pair you could easily get elsewhere. For example, W.S. Foster's EG line is in the region of £725. Go into EG next door, I say.


Shipton & Heneage is a nice exception.
 

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Posting a pic of your new JL's is showing off (although, admittedly, that is what this thread is for). But posting three new pairs at once, that's like biting the head off a baby. On TV. Naked.

Great shoes though. :)
 

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Pikachoo: beautiful, original boots. Shell? What last is that, by the way?
 
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I've been fantasising about commissioning some shell boots, probably from Vass, for ages...this is timely inspiration! Now to earn the money...weekend is over! "Saddle" isn't on their standard list of colours for shell, at least not on their website; any idea what else they have? I won't be vulgar and ask you what they cost, but could you talk us through the details of your order? If you don't mind, of course, feel free to tell me to mind my own business!
 

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Yes I know about Herring Shoes, but the model I like, The Lancaster, was not on sale, at least not in my size. Amazingly it was on yoox.


I ordered the Lancaster from Yoox a few weeks ago for $298. Brownish calf. It was awful corrected grain leather so I sent them back. Plasticky yuck! Hope yours are different.
 

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